SOLD with Ben Colman
This well-maintained 3x1 brick home is perfect for first-home buyers, investors, or downsizers seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle in the heart of Australind.
Enjoy glimpses of the beautiful Leschenault Estuary from your living room, while benefiting from the convenience of lock-and-leave living. Positioned just moments from local shops, schools, parks, and the waterfront, this property offers an enviable combination of comfort and lifestyle.
Inside, you'll find a neat and tidy home that has been lovingly cared for, with a functional layout, and all the essentials needed for easy everyday living. Outside, your own paved private courtyard means less time on maintenance and more time enjoying everything this sought-after location has to offer.
+ Gas stove and bayonets (mains natural gas)
+ Reverse cycle air conditioning in the main living area
+ Dual access bathroom (semi-ensuite)
+ Dishwasher
+ Low strata fees (*$1900/yr including building insurance)
+ Only moments to the Leschenault Estuary
This is an opportunity not to be missed! Contact Ben Colman today to schedule your viewing.
Buyers Note: All measurements/dollar amounts are approximate only and generally marked with an asterisk for reference. Boundaries marked on images are a guideline and are for visual purposes only. Buyers should complete their own due diligence, including a visual inspection before entering into an offer and should not rely on the photos or text in this advertising in making a purchasing decision.
This property at 3/243 Old Coast Road, Australind is a three bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Ben Colman at Elders Real Estate South West on 09 Jul 2026.
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The town of Australind is located on the shores of Leschenault Eastuary, 165 kilometres south of Perth and 12 kilometres northeast of Bunbury. In 1840 a company named the Western Australian Company was formed in England with the objective of purchasing lands in Western Australia and applying certain principles of colonisation and emigration as laid down by one of the Directors, Edward Gibbon Wakefield. The Company purchased 103,000 acres on Leschenault Inlet, and named the settlement proposed there "Australind", a combination of Australia and India.
Residents of Australind can enjoy all the attributes of living close to the coast, while being part of a connected community. Bunbury is only a short drive away however within the suburbs there is the Australind Village Shopping Centre, a 24/7 Spud Shed Store and the 18-hole Bunbury Golf Club. There are two high schools and six primary schools in the area.