When you’ve been looking for a home for a while, there’s usually a point where you turn to your partner after yet another home open and say, “Gosh, should we just build it ourselves?”
Because when you know what you want, finding it all in one property can feel almost impossible.

You want a beautiful home. Not just a big one, but one that has been thoughtfully designed and finished properly. You want space around you, somewhere the kids can grow up, room to entertain, a pool, a shed and all those things you’ve promised yourselves you’ll have “one day”. But you also don’t particularly want to move to the middle of nowhere to get.
Then you pull into the gates of 27 Yorell Road.

Built by Shelford Homes in 2024 and sitting on 5,889sqm, or around 1.45 acres, this is one of those homes where you get through the front door and very quickly realise someone else has already done the hard work.

The house is beautiful.

Big windows frame the outlook, high ceilings and oodles of natural light make the home feel open and airy, and the floorplan has been designed around the way a family truly lives. There are places to come together, places to disappear to, and right through the middle is this gorgeous kitchen, living and dining space that we suspect is where everyone will end up anyway.

The kitchen is striking, with black cabinetry against crisp white stone, a huge skylight overhead and a fully equipped scullery tucked behind it. From here, the ceiling rises with the roofline and your eye is drawn straight through the glass to the alfresco and the treetops beyond.
A double-sided Lopi gas fireplace completes the picture, and standing here for the first time, we could immediately imagine what living here would actually look like.

It’s Friday afternoon. Shoes are kicked off at the door, you slide through the kitchen, grab a glass and pour yourself a wine before heading out to the patio overlooking the scarp. A girlfriend arrives shortly afterwards with her own little entourage of chaos, the kids promptly disappear outside and, wonderfully, nobody needs entertaining.

Because this is where you start to realise just how good your lifestyle could truly be.
There’s a magnesium swimming pool and heated spa waiting for summer afternoons, more than 600sqm of lawn and, yes, the kids have their own full basketball court. The sort most of us would have thought was an outrageous request when we were growing up.

It could be a blessing or a curse, but this is absolutely the house where the kids are going to want their friends to come. And isn’t there a bit of luxury in that too?

Meanwhile, someone else can quite happily disappear into the 10m x 6m shed for a few hours, tinkering with the caravan, organising the boat or tying rigs for the impending fishing trip.

Back inside, there are four generous bedrooms, including a beautiful master suite with a walk-in robe and ensuite. The separate study gives you another flexible space, while an activity room and separate games/lounge mean everyone has somewhere to retreat when a little separation is required.

And despite all this space, you’re not signing yourself up for a long-term relationship with your car just to enjoy it.

You’re still in Baldivis, with everyday conveniences close by and exciting additions like Whitelakes Brewery which looks set to be completed soon and the Kerosene Lane precinct just over the hill.

That’s the kind of luxury we think 27 Yorell Road does particularly well. It is certainly beautiful, but it’s also made to be lived in.

Features you’ll love
• Double-sided Lopi gas fireplace
• Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning
• Magnesium swimming pool and heated spa
• NBL-approved basketball court
• More than 600sqm of lawn
• 10m x 6m shed with extra-height roller door and rear access
• Bore and reticulation
• 6.2kW solar system with 14 panels
• Instantaneous gas hot water
• Security alarm system
• Remote electric entry gate
• Double garage with plenty of additional parking
• Established Tuart trees
• Special Rural zoning

We can’t wait to welcome you through this beautiful home.
For more information, contact Clarissa Alsop or Sophie Wycherley.