Block size: 740 m² approx.House size: 246 m² approx.UV: $620,000 (2024)
Great value never last long - Immaculate home in tightly held location
Great value never last long, so be quick to secure this immaculate home on an easy care 740m² block with a leafy outlook, 16 Kirwan Circuit, Stirling is the ideal family home for those looking for flexible floor plan, segregated living options, or work-from-home solutions. Very private and located in a quiet area of new Stirling, this expansive home features four bedrooms, a well-equipped entertainer's kitc
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