21 George Way, Broadwater WA 6280

Rare Beachside Beauty!

It is an absolute pleasure to present this hidden gem that is nestled away in one of Broadwater’s most sought-after locations.
Recently renovated throughout with some very impressive features that will not only accommodate, but will excite the whole family.

Your new homes include:
- Three generous queen-sized bedrooms
- Two newly renovated bathrooms
- A spacious open plan design with the kitchen overlooking
meals and family living zones
- Chef’s kitchen with loads of bench and cupboard space that is complimented with
fridge/freezer recess plus an island bench
- Striking quality Hybrid flooring throughout – NO carpet
- Reverse cycle split system air conditioning & ceiling fans to cater for your families
heating and cooling requirements
- Electric storage HWS
- Gas Connected
- Side access to a MASSIVE 10 x 7 powered workshop with mezzanine floor for extra
storage
- If you love to entertain, then WOW! This 5 x 8m gable alfresco entertaining area is BIG
enough to entertain the largest of family and friends on those special occasions
- LARGE double gabled carport
- Build 1988
- North facing 884sqm rear block
- Approx. only 700m stroll to the beautiful Geographe Bay Beach
- Conveniently located to Busselton Health Campus, shops, school, and public transport

You and your family can enjoy beachside living with all of Busselton’s finest. Starting with an easy stroll to the most pristine beaches the South West has to offer, or a brisk walk or bike ride into town to visit the world renown Busselton Jetty and the fantastic markets, shops and amazing restaurants that are all located in the heart of Busselton.
This beautiful home could be yours, so do not hesitate to call Heather Eldridge for further information, or to arrange a viewing.

Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.