32 Murray Way

Front garden, bringing a lovely connection to the outdoors. A glass door from the kitchen opens directly to the rear patio, a paved courtyard perfect for alfresco dining and weekend entertaining. Additional space along the side of the home offers flexibility for a small garden or extra storage. Also located off the kitchen, the laundry provides plenty of bench space, natural light from a large window overlooking the patio, and a separate toilet for convenience. Down the hallway, the bedroom wing includes three well-sized bedrooms, all with ceiling fans and carpet for comfort. The main bedroom features mirrored built-in robes, while the remaining bedrooms are light and airy. All bedrooms have close access to the family bathroom, complete with shower-over-bath and vanity. With a beautiful street presence and a lifestyle location to match, this home is perfectly positioned close to Karrinyup Shopping Centre, local cafés, quality schools and just a short drive to Trigg and Scarborough beaches. Whether you're starting out, investing or simply looking for a character home with charm and potential, 32 Murray Way offers the perfect opportunity to make Karrinyup living your own. PLEASE NOTE - Home is being sold "As is" and is currently in sub division dealings with WAPC and due to receive title in JAN 2026. Proximity Newborough Primary School 600m Jackson Wilding Reserve 700m Seahorse Reserve 900m Lake Gwelup Reserve 900m Karrinyup Shopping Centre 1.2km Stirling Train Station 3.4km Scarborough Beach 3.6km Trigg Beach 4.1km Lake Karrinyup Country Club 4.4km Perth CBD 14km School Catchment Newborough Primary School 600m Churchlands Senior High School 5.5km The seller reserves the right to accept an offer prior to the closing date without notice. Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes and reference only. It is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change and/or further enquiry. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should make their own independent enquiries.