Imagine coming home to your own private sanctuary, where manicured native gardens, beautiful bushland views and the peaceful surrounds of the Perth Hills create a lifestyle that is truly something special.
Welcome to 14 Dunham Glen, Wooroloo — a property that offers far more than just a home. It offers a feeling of escape, a place to unwind, and a chance to embrace the beauty of nature without compromising on comfort or style.
Overlooking tranquil bushland, the beautifully maintained native gardens are a feature in their own right, enhanced by an impressive collection of sculptures and artworks thoughtfully positioned throughout the grounds. Every corner reveals something special, creating a garden setting that feels both artistic and serene.
Step inside and discover a home designed with the flair of an interior decorator, where immaculate presentation and attention to detail are evident throughout. This is a home that has been lovingly presented and is ready for its next owners to simply move in and enjoy.
The outdoor living is equally impressive, with a huge deck and generous entertaining areas providing the perfect setting for long lunches, evening drinks or simply sitting back and soaking up the peaceful surroundings. With the bushland as your backdrop and the tranquillity of the hills all around you, it's easy to forget the outside world.
For those needing space for vehicles, hobbies and adventure, the massive shed and extensive concrete driveways offer exceptional practicality. There is room to accommodate your caravan, four-wheel drive and additional vehicles, complemented by undercover parking for two more cars.
Adding to the appeal is a complete solar and battery system, helping you make the most of modern energy solutions while enjoying the relaxed lifestyle this property offers.

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.