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32 Crandon Street, Gosnells WA 6110
Sold price: $618,000
Sold: 05 May 2025
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3 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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3 Cars
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Landsize 759m2
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BIG BLOCK, BIG POTENTIAL — MOVE STRAIGHT IN!
Reasons to Call This Home:
Set on a huge 759m² block with rear access, this fully move-in-ready 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home is the perfect opportunity for young families, first homebuyers, or savvy investors looking for space today and options for tomorrow.
Inside, the home offers three separate living areas — ideal for growing families needing room to spread out, set up a home office, or create a kids’ zone.
Outside, there’s plenty of parking and easy rear access, making it perfect for trades, those with boats or trailers, or anyone considering future subdivision (STCA).
Positioned just a short stroll from local shops and only minutes from Gosnells City Centre, bus stops, and train stations, it’s all about convenience and lifestyle in a location that’s growing fast.
The Details:
Council rates: $1,710 per annum
Water rates: $960.11 per annum
Land size: 759 sqm
Year built: 1973
Zoning: R20/30 (proposed R30)
Expected rental return: $620 - $650 a week
Features:
3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
3 separate living areas for flexible living
Ample secure parking for multiple vehicles
Subdivision potential (subject to council approval)
Walk to shops, parks, and public transport
Minutes to Gosnells City Centre and train stations
Move-in ready — just unpack and enjoy!
Opportunities like this are rare — act fast before it’s gone!
Get in Touch:
Shane Beaumont
Or
Jack Damir
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 32 Crandon Street, Gosnells is a three bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Shane Beaumont and Jack Damir at Haiven Property South on 05 May 2025.
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Gosnells overview
Established in 1890, Gosnells is a thriving southeastern suburb in Perth that spans 15 square kilometres. Bound by Canning River to the north and east and Wungong Brook and the Southern River to the south, Gosnells enjoys proximity to these natural wonders while simultaneously benefiting from facilities and attractions synonymous with a bustling urban environment.
Life in Gosnells
There is no shortage of things to do in Gosnells. For those who crave the outdoors and nature there are upwards of 30 parks, reserves and wetlands within the area for you to explore, as well as fitness and athletic facilities like the Harmony Fields Fitness Track, which offers all the benefits of a gym without the costly membership fees. Other major features of the area include the Gosnells Railway Station, Gosnells Railway Markets, Foothills Shopping Centre, Gosnells Shopping Centre, City of Gosnells Museum and numerous schools like Gosnells Primary School and St Munchin's Catholic School. There are also tennis courts, skate parks, a leisure centre and the Addie Mills Centre, which provides programs and services to seniors and people with disabilities.
Gosnells quick stats
High end
$818k
Median
$730k
Low end
$662k
18.1 %
Annual growth
$730k
Annual median sales price
$650pw
Annual median rental price
