11 Prunster Road, YORK WA 6302

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House - YORK WA

Located on the edge of York’s rural residential area is this delightful well presented 6.4 acre property. Built in 2002 this quality home is surrounded by verandahs and patios and has 3 spacious bedrooms. The kitchen has an outlook to the extra large rear patio and lovely garden, with water feature. Internally the kitchen and living areas are a much favoured open plan design. Heating and cooling is varied throughout the home, with a choice of Wood Fire, Split System Airconditioning and Ducted Evaporative Airconditioning.

Other features area:
• Gas Hotplates
• Electric Oven
• Dishwasher
• Gas Instantaneous HWS
• Solar and Mains Power
• Mains Water
• Ceiling Fans in Lounge and Main Bedroom

There is a double carport at the end of the rear patio and also a separate garage/workshop with a carport area for 2 cars. This structure would be suitable to make into a much sort after man cave. For the hobby farmer there is a substantial chook pen and paddocks for sheep, cows or horses. Your own enquiries will have to be made to the necessary authorities regarding the amount and type of livestock allowed,

Nearby is the York Racecourse and the Motorcross track.

This property provides a rural lifestyle while being in close proximity to local amenities and schools. Approximately 5.8km to the York Post Office and a well stocked IGA. but if you’re wanting more, Northam is just over 35 Kms away, a daily commute for several York residents., Having rear access to North Road it gives easy access to Spencer Brook-York Road, particularly handy if you are going to Northam.

Come along to the Home Open and see everything this property has to offer. If you can’t make the Home Open, PLEASE CALL ME to make an alternative arrangement.

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.