Perched high above Kalbarri, this furnished 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home occupies a generous 2,048sqm block. From here, sweeping coastal views meet tropical gardens, mature mango trees and a rather intriguing retail opportunity. It is peaceful, practical and—much like the local wildlife—perfectly adapted to its surroundings.
At the front of the home, the light-filled sunken lounge provides a comfortable place to retreat from the afternoon sun. Timber-look flooring brings warmth underfoot, while an in-wall air conditioner and ceiling fan keep the climate civilised.
Overlooking the lounge, the tiled dining area sits alongside a well-appointed kitchen with a breakfast bar, built-in pantry and garden outlook. Sliding doors provide an easy path outside—useful when lunch naturally migrates to the patio and let me tell you, it will.
You'll find every excuse to spend time on this patio—and at an enormous 12m x 8m, there is plenty of it to enjoy. Elevated, private and open to uninterrupted coastal views, it's made for quiet mornings, leisurely lunches and those spectacular Kalbarri sunsets that simply refuse to go unnoticed.
Each bedroom comfortably accommodates a queen-sized bed and includes a built-in robe and ceiling fan. The bathroom offers a full-sized bath and generous vanity, while the mud-room style laundry adds a shower recess, toilet access for a second bathroom and direct entry to the patio.
FEATURES:
* Sunken front lounge with timber-look floors, air conditioning and a ceiling fan
* Tiled dining area connects the lounge, kitchen and backyard with an easy flow
* Well-appointed kitchen with a breakfast bar, pantry and lovely garden outlook
* Three spacious bedrooms, each with a built-in robe and room for a queen bed
* Ceiling fans to every bedroom keep things comfortable through warmer nights
* Neat bathroom with a full-sized bath and a generously proportioned vanity
* Laundry/second bathroom with a shower recess, toilet access and patio entry
* Everything in the house and garden will be included with the sale
* Solar panels, underground bore water and air conditioning add everyday ease
* Separate 110sqm insulated and air-conditioned retail shop with street frontage
* Sweeping verandahs wrap around the exterior of the home and overlook tranquil and beautifully established gardens
* Huge rear patio captures sweeping coastal views
* Four mature KP mango trees deliver a rather impressive harvest when in season
* Freestanding backyard 6m x 6m workshop provides generous storage with room to extend
* Four-car carport, gated parking and driveway space for up to four more vehicles
Outside, the home reveals its true character. Verandahs extend around the front and sides, creating sheltered places to pause and take in the gardens. Tropical plantings surround the home, while four mature KP mango trees produce a generous seasonal harvest—a highly anticipated event among both humans and local birdlife.
There is ample room for vehicles and equipment, with a four-car carport, private parking behind double gates and driveway space for another four vehicles. A freestanding workshop adds useful storage or to tinker away on projects, with further room available for those inclined to extend.
At the front of the property sits another unique opportunity: a separate 110sqm retail shop. Insulated, air-conditioned and tastefully fitted out, it currently operates as a giftware store and includes prominent street frontage, security roller shutters and ornate entry gates. You could utilise the space to run your own business, lease it for additional income or evolve into an entirely different venture, subject to any necessary approvals.
The region may offer further possibilities. GMA's established Port Gregory Garnet Mine is approximately an hour away, while the proposed Murchison Green Hydrogen Project is planned around 20 kilometres north of Kalbarri. Should that project proceed, the property may attract interest from contractors, project workers or those exploring future workforce accommodation and business opportunities.
Just 1.7 kilometres from the beach and town centre, the property is close to the river foreshore, local shops, cafés and everyday conveniences. Kalbarri itself needs little introduction. Generations of Western Australians have arrived for fishing trips, family holidays and adventures through the national park—often returning home with fond memories and vague plans to move here one day.
For one fortunate buyer, this may be the moment that plan finally leaves the drawing board.
For more information and inspection times contact:
Agent: Josh Brockhurst
Mobile: 0410 490 198
Agent: Lachlan Lewis (Assistant to Josh Brockhurst)
Mobile: 0410 490 198
PROPERTY INFORMATION
Council Rates: Not Available
Water Rates: $400.00 per qtr
Block Size: 4,048 sqm
Zoning: Industrial (GEN I)
Property Type: House & Retail Space
Floor Plan: Not Available
Estimated Rental Potential: $500.00 - $550.00 per week
INFORMATION DISCLAIMER: This document has been prepared for advertising and marketing purposes only. It is believed to be reliable and accurate, but clients must make their own independent enquiries and must rely on their own personal judgement about the information included in this document. Century 21 Team Brockhurst provides this information without any express or implied warranty as to its accuracy or currency.
This property at 26 Atkinson Crescent, Kalbarri is a three bedroom, two bathroom house listed for sale by Josh Brockhurst at Century 21 Team Brockhurst.
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If you would like to get in touch with Josh Brockhurst regarding 26 Atkinson Crescent, Kalbarri, please call 0410 490 198 or contact the agent via email.
Kalbarri is a coastal resort and fishing town, 589 km north north west of Perth. It is located at the mouth of the Murchison River, the area becoming popular in the late 1940s as a tourist and fishing resort. In 1948 the government decided to declare a townsite here, and following the survey of lots the townsite was gazetted in 1951.
The name of Kalbarri was chosen from a list of Aboriginal words compiled by Daisy Bates in 1913. It is a man's name from a Murchison tribe, and also the name of an edible seed. The Aboriginal name for the area of Kalbarri has been recorded as "Wurdimarlu".