Offers Closing 4pm 10.11.2026
*Unless Sold Prior*
Reasons to call this home:
If you’re looking for a great home today with the potential to become an even stronger investment in the future, this could be the one.
For young families and first homebuyers, choosing a home that also has long-term potential can make a real difference. Set on a corner block with more than 50 meters of frontage, this property offers subdivision potential with the added bonus to retain & build (STCA). while providing a comfortable home to enjoy right away.
The floor plan includes three bedrooms, one bathroom and a rear games room that opens out to the pool a great spot for the kids to enjoy on warm summer days.
The location is another highlight, with schools and local shops nearby, plus easy access to Nicholson Road and Roe Highway for getting around.
The details:
Council rates: $2,250 Per annum
Water rates: $1,066.03 Per annum
Land size: 722 Sqm
Year built: 1977
Zoning: R20 with R30 bonus under amendment 142, TPS6, City of Gosnells
Expected rental return: $700 Per Week approximately
Get in touch:
Shane Beaumont
Or
Ella Humphreys
*Every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information provided in this advertisement; however, no warranty is given, and prospective purchasers should carry out their own investigations. The selling agent and agency accept no responsibility for any errors, omissions, or misstatements*
This property at 136 Partridge Way, Thornlie is a three bedroom, one bathroom house listed for sale by Shane Beaumont and Ella Humphreys at Haiven Property South.
For more information about Thornlie, including sales data, facts, growth rates, nearby transport and nearby shops, please view our Thornlie profile page.
If you would like to get in touch with Shane Beaumont or Ella Humphreys regarding 136 Partridge Way, Thornlie, please call Shane on 0424 793 242 or call Ella on 0424 793 242, or contact the agent via email.
With a 12 square kilometre land area, Thornlie is the largest suburb within the City of Gosnells. Established during the post-war years, significant growth didn't occur until the late 1950s and lasted through to the 1980s. A slight population increase was experienced during the 1990s, but since has remained relatively stable.
Thornlie presents an appealing suburban lifestyle away from the hectic nature of inner-city living. An array of reserves and parks add to the suburban charm of Thornlie, while strong transport links keep the suburb well connected to the Perth metropolitan region.
Locally major features include a number of shopping centres such as the Forest Lakes Shopping Centre, Spencer Village Shopping Centre and the Thornlie Square Shopping Centre.
Recreational facilities are another appealing facet with Leisure World and the Tom Bateman Sporting Complex (home to the Perth Heat Baseball Club) all close by. There are several local schools in the area, such as Thornlie Primary School and Thornlie Senior High School.