42 Centennial Gardens, Hillarys, WA 6025

Positioned just steps from the serene surroundings of Broadbeach Park in the sought-after "Whitfords Beach Estate," this beautifully presented 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence offers the perfect blend of style, comfort, and convenience.

As you enter, a welcoming ambiance greets you, setting the tone for the thoughtfully designed interior. With three distinct living areas, there's space for every occasion. Relax in the sunken formal lounge, enjoy movie nights in the dedicated family/theatre room, or gather in the open-plan kitchen, dining, and games area-all centered around a sleek kitchen that forms the heart of the home with inbuilt gas heating throughout. A versatile office can be adapted to suit your needs, whether it's an extra bedroom or a cozy nursery.

The master suite, located at the front of the house, is a private retreat with ensuite, including a corner spa bath, perfect for unwinding. At the rear, an alfresco entertaining area beckons, ideal for hosting friends and family. The sparkling below-ground pool offers a refreshing escape during hot summer days, creating a tranquil outdoor sanctuary.

Practicality meets convenience with a large remote-controlled garage that includes ample space for outdoor gear, plus an internal shopper's entry for added ease.

This home is designed for living life to the fullest, with nearby parks, schools, and the beach just a short stroll away. Enjoy leisurely walks to Flinders Park or Mawson Park, or spend your weekends exploring the vibrant Hillarys Boat Harbour. With Hillarys Primary, St Mark's Anglican Community School, and Westfield Whitford City Shopping Centre all close by, this location enhances your lifestyle in every way. Make this home your haven, where comfort and convenience meet.

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