177 Lefroy St, Serpentine WA 6125

Wide sliding glass and full-height sheer curtains draw the eye straight through the open-plan living and dining zone to the garden beyond, established greenery meeting soft, filtered light for most of the day. Raked ceilings following the skillion lines create lofty height to the main living area, expanding on the spacious breadth of these shared, connected spaces.

The kitchen carries the same polish through to function, with crisp white shaker profile cabinetry and stone benchtops framed by a trio of woven pendants - a walk-in scullery and pantry immediately behind it, keeping everyday prep neatly out of sight. From there, it flows straight through to a full laundry and its own walk-in linen press, so kitchen, scullery, laundry and linen storage all sit within the one connected run, not scattered through the house. Built for everyday life, not just for photographs.

Accommodation:

The master suite sits privately in it's own wing, complete with his and hers walk-in robes either side of the entry to the ensuite, which carries its own separate WC. The 3 secondary bedrooms are grouped together in their own wing, each generously proportioned and robed with glorious aspects out onto the garden, serviced by a central bathroom and a further separate WC.

Alongside the bedrooms, a dedicated activity room gives kids and teens somewhere of their own, could be easily adapted for home study use, or a private reading area bathed in sunlight.

Set apart from the main living areas, the home theatre trades hard flooring for plush carpet underfoot and swaps sheer glass for a more enclosed, cocooned feel - built for the nights the household wants to shut the world out rather than open it up. This additional space holds its own as a genuine second living space rather than a converted study or afterthought.

Outdoor living:

Under a lined, paved alfresco strung with warm rattan pendant lighting, retractable café blinds mean the space holds up through wind, rain or a low winter sun rather than just the four warmest months.

Established palms and shade trees frame a wide, flat lawn on every side of the residence, with tiered garden beds already lush and maturing along the boundary - deep greens, tropical foliage and citrus well underway, giving the whole garden a settled, established feel from day one. Several raised vegetable garden beds are already established and producing, ready to plant straight into rather than spend a season building from scratch.

Further in, a dedicated fire pit clearing sits framed by palms and screened for privacy, giving the property a proper second gathering space entirely its own - the kind most buyers wait years to grow into.

Land and infrastructure:

The home carries a double garage, finished and lined with a remote-control door, plus an adjoining workshop bay under the same roofline - real provision for vehicles, trade equipment or hobby projects, not a single shared compromise.

All of this sits across a full one-acre holding (approximately 4,047sqm) of sprawling land on a scale that's becoming harder to secure this close to urban amenities, and rarer still to find with a residence of this standard already complete on it.

Location and lifestyle:

Serpentine sits in the Darling Range foothills, a true rural-residential pocket of lifestyle acreage, hobby farms and equestrian properties, yet barely 15 minutes from the outer edge of Perth's suburbs. The last frontier of dedicated lifestyle acreage properties where you can escape the urban sprawl, protected from further development into the future, the time has never been better to secure your piece of paradise on the land.

Serpentine National Park sits close by, drawing locals and visitors alike for swimming at Serpentine Falls and bushwalking through the surrounding State jarrah forest, while further afield, discover the shire's hills region of Jarrahdale - home to Millbrook Winery, plus its trails and the local Serpentine golf course round out a lifestyle most people only get to visit on weekends.

Here, it's all on the doorstep, with the Kwinana Freeway keeping Perth around 45 minutes away when you need it, and the new Tonkin Highway extension just a few kilometres to the north, bolstering the realistic connectivity of the area. There's magnificent schooling options with easy transport links, and shopping in Byford or Baldivis is no more than a few minutes' drive.

What next!?

To arrange your inspection or request further information, contact the Miles Walton Team via the Email Agent feature on this webpage.

Key features:

- 4 bedrooms, main bathroom plus ensuite (separate WC), plus a further separate WC

- Master suite with his and hers walk-in robes and ensuite

- Three further bedrooms, all robed with full-height sliding doors

- Separate home theatre, set apart from the main living areas

- Dedicated activity room for kids and teens

- Open-plan living and dining with full-height glazing and established garden outlook

- Kitchen with gas cooktop, under bench oven, dishwasher recess, fridge recess and walk-in pantry

- Lined, paved alfresco with retractable café blinds

- Established palms, shade trees and tiered garden beds throughout

- Private fire pit gathering circle

- Double garage plus adjoining workshop bay, remote-control door

- Walk-in linen press off the laundry

- Full 1-acre block, approximately 4,123sqm

- 292.05sqm building area

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