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A house to call your humble home
Sold by SET DATE SALE with absolutely ALL offers being presented on 31st July at 4pm. The Seller reserves the right to sell prior to this date.
** Contact Nat for buyer price guide**
What we love...
Starting with a lovely big, flat block as the perfect blank canvas and the quintessential 1970s cottage with all that old worldly charm. This humble home is your very best next step.
A warm and functional floor plan with jarrah floorboard, a fully renovated kitchen and well-proportioned bedrooms as well as a back patio/sunbed that is open to your interpretation.
Located right on the edge of the Swan Valley, surrounded by public transports routes and centrally located to other quirky village centres, such a Bassendean and Guildford. It’s going to suit so many of you.
What to know...
FEATURES
Large, flat block – lots of space for a potential pool or expansion to the main house.
Side access through to double carport and back yard
Character frontage with large windows
Refurbished Jarrah floorboards through out
Freshly painted throughout.
3 well sized bedrooms
Neat and tidy bathroom with vanity and shower and bath
Fully renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, stone benchtop, glass splashback and loads of storage
Separate laundry and toilet at the back of the home
Massive back patio/sun room that leads out to the garden
Ducted air conditioning (cooling)
Ducted gas heating
9m x 5m powered workshop
Two small garden sheds
Solar hot water
Security grill on all windows and external doors
DISTANCES AND LOCAL AMENITIES
Short walk to Rosher Park with Pavilion and Oval
Short walk to Woolgar Lake
Quick access to Altone Road and all local bus routes
Short drive to Lockridge Primary School
Short Drive to Good Shepherd Catholic School
Short Drive to East Beechboro Primary School
Right on the edge of the Swan Valley with its myriad of Wineries, Markets and Café’s
Short Drive to Maison Saint Honore
10 mins to Guildford historic village and Bassendean Village
10 mins to local train stations for direct access to the CBD
Quick access to Major transport routes
KEY INFORMATION
Council Rates: Approx $963 per annum
Water Rates: Approx $1595 per annum
Rental Appraisal: $610 to 660 per week
Block Size: 692SQM
Zoning: R20/R50 (Subject to Council Approval)
Living Area: 181sqm
Build Year: Approx 1971
Dwelling Type: House
Floor Plan: Available on advert and at home open
Who to talk to...
Do get in touch with Natalie Arnold – 0423945159 for a viewing or private inspection. Always happy to help where I can
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 17 Diana Crescent, Lockridge is a three bedroom, one bathroom house listed for sale by Natalie Arnold at Realmark Urban.
For more information about Lockridge, including sales data, facts, growth rates, nearby transport and nearby shops, please view our Lockridge profile page.
If you would like to get in touch with Natalie Arnold regarding 17 Diana Crescent, Lockridge, please call 0423 945 159 or contact the agent via email.
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Lockridge overview
The suburb of Lockridge derives its name from a Swan valley property owned by the Hamersley family. The Hamersley's, a prominent colonial family owned a number of properties, and resided at Pyrton in what is now Eden Hill. Part of the Lockridge land became Pyrton Estate which the government developed for soldier settlement in the 1920's. The residential development in Lockridge was commenced by the State Housing Commission in 1969 when it purchased 240 acres for the purpose.
Life in Lockridge
Lockridge is in the City of Swan local government area. Local amenities include Rosher Park, Kiara College and Lockridge Primary School, and the Alice Daveron Community Centre.
Lockridge quick stats
High end
$563k
Median
$513k
Low end
$440k
35.0 %
Annual growth
$513k
Annual median sales price
$610pw
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