THE DEAL
Designed for those who appreciate character and convenience, this funky tri-level townhouse offers a unique layout with high ceilings and multiple outdoor entertaining areas. Nestled within walking distance to Glendalough Train Station and just 100 metres from bus routes to the CBD, this home presents an excellent opportunity for first-home buyers, investors, or professionals seeking easy access to the city.
Step inside to discover a light-filled open-plan living area on the ground floor, featuring timber laminate flooring and a well-appointed kitchen with tiled flooring, ample storage and a breakfast bar. A rear door leads to a generous backyard, perfect for entertaining, with convenient rear access through the undercover carport.
The middle level offers a practical layout with a semi-ensuite bathroom, a dedicated laundry and a third bedroom, ideal as a guest room or home office. Upstairs, two well-sized bedrooms come complete with built-in robes, while a split-system air-conditioner ensures year-round comfort. The upper-floor bathroom includes a combination bath/shower, adding to the home’s practicality.
Set on one of Joondanna's favourite streets, in a quiet, leafy complex with no strata fees and just 7km from the Perth CBD, this location is hard to beat. Whether it’s a quick three-minute drive to Dog Swamp Shopping Centre, exploring the Osborne Park café strip, or accessing nearby parks and walking trails, everything you need is close at hand. Public transport links make commuting effortless, and for those with an active lifestyle, nearby cycling paths and fitness hubs are just moments away.
SEALS THE DEAL
With its funky tri-level design, multiple outdoor entertaining zones, including a front gazebo and unbeatable location, this residence offers flexibility and a low-maintenance lifestyle, perfect choice for first-home buyers, professionals and investors alike.
This property at 34B Short Street, Joondanna is a three bedroom, two bathroom townhouse sold by David Murray and Matt Wells at WHITEFOX Perth Pty Ltd - Classic on 12 Feb 2025.
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The first of the northern suburbs which were born in the post War period of the 1940s was Joondanna. Originally named Joondanna Heights, Joondanna was chosen after the Perth Road Board launched a competition to find a suitable name in 1939. The competition was won by Mrs A Curtis of Donnybrook who suggested Joondanna as this was the name given by a Mr. Banks to his property. He is believed to have been the first settler and owner of land in the area.
Joondanna contains a number of small shops to cater for daily grocery needs. The largest park within the region surrounds the water tower on Roberts Street and Albert James Park also provides for passive recreation. Joondanna also contains a primary school and a home for seniors.
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