10 Bayley Street, Dianella WA 6059

Set on a low-maintenance 286sqm block with LOW Strata Fees, the home showcases the warmth and craftsmanship of its era, with soaring high ceilings, rich original jarrah floorboards, and elegant French doors that open seamlessly to a private front courtyard—inviting natural light and relaxing indoor-outdoor living.

Inside, the layout is both comfortable and flexible, featuring three bedrooms, comprising of a master with wall-to-wall robes, a good size second bedroom, and finally a versatile sleepout ideal as a third bedroom, home office, nursery, or additional living area. The home also benefits from a separate toilet.

Whether you choose to embrace its retro charm or add your own modern touch, the opportunity here is undeniable.

Step outside and enjoy a lifestyle of absolute convenience—local shops, including a funky café, chemist and pizzeria, right next door, while weekends can be spent exploring nearby favourites like Terry Tyzack Aquatic Centre, Yokine Regional Open Space, and the prestigious Mount Lawley Golf Club, not to mention the wining and dining options nearby.

Families will appreciate being within the catchment for Sutherland Dianella Primary School, while city professionals can reach the Perth CBD in approximately 15 minutes.

Whether you’re a first home buyer, young family, downsizer, or savvy investor, this is an opportunity to secure a home with heart in a location that continues to grow in demand.

Key Features:

· 3 bedrooms

· 1 bathroom, 1 carport

· Separate toilet

· Street-front position on a 286sqm block

· High ceilings throughout

· Original jarrah floorboards

· French doors opening to front courtyard

· Wall-to-wall robes in master bedroom

· Solid 1960-built home with character detail

· Strata $1,100 per Annum

Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.