Perfectly positioned on a 411sqm green title, street front block just meters from Herb Napthally Park, this beautifully renovated two storey residence delivers the ideal blend of contemporary style, family functionality, and exceptional convenience.
Boasting four generous bedrooms and two stunningly renovated bathrooms, the home offers a flexible floorplan designed to adapt to your family's changing needs. With versatile master suite options on either the ground floor or upper level, buyers can tailor the layout to suit multi generational living, guest accommodation, or their preferred lifestyle.
The heart of the home is the expansive open plan living, dining, and kitchen area, creating a seamless space for everyday living and entertaining. Outside, a sparkling swimming pool provides the perfect setting to relax, unwind, and enjoy Perth's enviable climate.
Located within one of Myaree's most tightly held and sought after pockets, this exceptional home falls within the highly regarded Booragoon Primary School and Applecross Senior High School catchment zones, making it an outstanding choice for families seeking quality education options.
Offering a rare combination of modern luxury, flexibility, and an enviable parkside location, this is an opportunity not to be missed.
Council Rates: $2982 p/a approx.
Water Rates: $1375 p/a approx.
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This property at 2 Mudge Street, Myaree is a four bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Toby Bellegarde at Yard Property on 16 Jun 2026.
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Prior to 1954, the suburb now named Myaree was part of Melville until the Melville Road Board acquired land and planning for an urban residential area in conjunction with an industrial area. The name, Myaree, which is an Aboriginal word meaning 'foliage', was suggested and street names were chosen commemorating men of the district who died on active service in the first world war and old residents who had played an active part in the development of the area.
Myaree is home to a retail hub along Leach Highway which includes many major retail outlets and public transport, providing a short journey to Fremantle and Perth City. Other features include seven reserves and parks such as Marmion Reserve, a sporting space with it's own lake with walking path.