27 Cheyne Way, Caversham, WA 6055 - More Details
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Light-Filled Family Living at the Gateway to the Swan ValleyCaversham Convenience, Swan Valley Weekends - A Great Family Lifestyle
A HOME BUILT AROUND ITS NORTH-EAST ASPECT
Some homes are simply positioned well, and it shows the moment you walk in. At 27 Cheyne Way, the living, dining and kitchen zone has been set across the rear of the home with a north-easterly aspect - a floor plan that faces the right way.
It's the kind of detail that's easy to overlook and impossible to miss in person: natural light moving across the open-plan living area through the day, sliding doors that put the backyard within easy reach of the kitchen bench, and a home that feels considered rather than simply built.
MEDIA / POTENTIAL 4TH BEDROOM
The home's second living zone is currently set up as a media room - carpeted, fitted with a block-out blind, and noticeably darker and cosier than the main living area, which makes it genuinely effective as a place to close the door and watch a movie. Marked on the floor plan as "Theatre/Bed 4," the room also has the proportions (4.0m x 3.5m) to work as a fourth bedroom, guest room or multipurpose space if a growing family needs it - worth noting it doesn't currently have a built-in robe, so anyone planning to use it as a bedroom long-term should factor that in.
SEPARATE STUDY
A separate, smaller room (3.0m x 2.5m) off the main hallway adds another layer of flexibility. It won't suit everyone as a home office, but for a family it's well-placed as a study nook, kids' homework and activity space, or a craft room - somewhere to spread out away from the main living area without needing a dedicated fourth bedroom for it.
MAIN LIVING
The living, dining and kitchen work as one connected zone rather than three separate rooms - a combined space measuring 5.2m x 8.7m, with the kitchen (including a walk-in pantry) opening straight off it. Because this zone runs along the rear of the home with its north-easterly aspect, it's the space that gets the sun through the morning and into the day, which shows in how open and well-lit it presents.
Sliding doors connect the living area directly to the alfresco and backyard, so the kitchen bench, the dining table and the outdoor space all sit within a few steps of each other. It's a floor plan that suits the everyday rhythm of breakfast with the doors open, kids moving between the living room and the yard, or having people over without anyone feeling shut off in the kitchen while everyone else is outside.
BEDROOMS
The master suite (3.3m x 4.2m) sits toward the front of the home, with its own ensuite and separate his-and-hers robes. It's a comfortable, well-proportioned room that catches good natural light through the day.
Two further bedrooms - 3.0m x 3.6m and 3.5m x 3.1m - both include built-in robes and are serviced by the main bathroom and a separate WC, with the laundry close by. Together with the media room's potential as a fourth bedroom, the layout gives a growing or changing family real options, rather than a fixed configuration.
OUTDOOR LIVING
The alfresco (5.3m x 3.3m) sits directly off the main living area, reached through sliding doors rather than a separate side entrance - so outdoor entertaining stays connected to the kitchen and living room instead of feeling like a separate part of the property. With the living zone's north-easterly aspect carrying through to this space, it's set up to get good use through the day, not just in the evening. The backyard beyond is fenced and low-maintenance, suited to a family wanting outdoor space without a large garden to manage.
LOCATION
Caversham sits at a genuinely useful crossover point. For everyday needs, Centuria Caversham Village covers the household shopping. Beyond that, the address opens onto the Swan Valley's wine and food scene - Nikola Estate in nearby Middle Swan and Sandalford Wines among the region's better-known names - along with historic Guildford, Whiteman Park, and, further into the Hills, Bells Rapids for those wanting a change of scenery on the weekend. The area also sits within reach of Perth Airport and the surrounding employment precincts.
It's a location that lets a family run their everyday routine locally while keeping the Swan Valley's wineries, restaurants and open spaces genuinely on the table for a weekend - without either side of that equation feeling like a compromise.
FEATURES
• Open-plan living, dining and kitchen (5.2m x 8.7m) forming the heart of the home
• North-east-facing main living zone, opening to the alfresco and backyard
• with walk-in pantry
• overed alfresco (5.3m x 3.3m) directly off the main living area
• Fenced, low-maintenance backyard
• media/theatre room (4.0m x 3.5m) with block-out blind, marked on the plan with potential to function as a fourth bedroom or guest space
• Separate study/activity room (3.0m x 2.5m), suited to a home office, kids' zone or craft space
• Master suite (3.3m x 4.2m) with ensuite and his-and-hers robes
• Two further bedrooms with built-in robes (3.0m x 3.6m and 3.5m x 3.1m)
• Main bathroom plus separate WC
• Separate laundry
• Double garage (5.8m x 5.7m)
• Front verandah entry
• Approximately 159m² of internal living on a 375m² block
• Positioned within the Caversham/Swan Valley corridor, with access to Centuria Caversham Village, the Swan Valley wine region, Guildford, Whiteman Park and Perth Airport
Offering natural light, flexible living and an enviable position near the Swan Valley, 27 Cheyne Way is a home on a family friendly street designed to make everyday family life feel easy.
Call Vee Po for more info on 0400037669.
- Type
- House
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Parkings
- 6
- Area
- 375 m²
- House Size
- 160 m²
