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3 Dodonia Gardens | City Beach
SOLD BY ROB WALKER IN 21 DAYS
With timeless appeal, this iconic original City Beach home with expansive Indian Oceans views, is perfectly positioned in a tightly held, exclusive, dress circle cul-de-sac location.
With exceptionally wide street frontage (approx. 33m) and superb elevation on the high side of the road, the home which is characterised by mid-century architecture, offers free flowing light filled living zones, huge picture windows which capture the mesmerising views, four bedrooms plus study, two bathrooms, a sparkling blue below ground pool and a delightful rooftop terrace where you can enjoy a morning coffee in the sunshine.
Originally owned and built by the renowned Sandover Family, of which the annual WA Football League fairest and best Sandover Medal is named after, this much loved family home represents blue-chip buying with everything that the City Beach lifestyle offers within easy reach.
Walk to the newly redeveloped Empire Village precinct on The Boulevard with its vast array of cafes/restaurants and shops or stroll through the Dodonia Gardens private pathway directly to The Kiosk Café
With exceptionally wide street frontage (approx. 33m) and superb elevation on the high side of the road, the home which is characterised by mid-century architecture, offers free flowing light filled living zones, huge picture windows which capture the mesmerising views, four bedrooms plus study, two bathrooms, a sparkling blue below ground pool and a delightful rooftop terrace where you can enjoy a morning coffee in the sunshine.
Originally owned and built by the renowned Sandover Family, of which the annual WA Football League fairest and best Sandover Medal is named after, this much loved family home represents blue-chip buying with everything that the City Beach lifestyle offers within easy reach.
Walk to the newly redeveloped Empire Village precinct on The Boulevard with its vast array of cafes/restaurants and shops or stroll through the Dodonia Gardens private pathway directly to The Kiosk Café