4 & 6 Argyle Place, Carine WA 6020

4 & 6 Argyle Place, Carine

Tucked away in a whisper-quiet cul-de-sac and backing directly onto parkland, this tightly held and highly liveable survey-strata duplex pair presents a rare and versatile opportunity in one of Carine’s most desirable pockets.

Each home offers:

2 bedrooms

1 bathroom

Practical, low-maintenance layouts ideal for tenants or future owner-occupiers

The properties are situated on two highly sought-after SURVEY STRATA titles:

Lot 1: 370sqm

Lot 2: 544sqm

This unique configuration opens up a range of options:

Retain both properties as an excellent investment, current tenancies in place

Down the track live in one and rent the other

Currently, the Seller is offering both properties together, creating an outstanding opportunity for investors, extended families, or those seeking long-term flexibility in a blue-chip suburb.

Lifestyle & Location

Positioned for absolute convenience and lifestyle appeal:

Backing onto a park for privacy and green outlooks

Walking distance to Lake Karrinyup Country Club and Hamersley Public Golf Course

A short drive or bus ride to North Beach — swim in the ocean or enjoy a drink at the waterfront

Easy access to Karrinyup Shopping Centre, Marmion Avenue, and public transport

Close to quality schooling including Carine Senior High School and St Mary’s Anglican Girls’ School

Excellent connectivity via the Freeway and Reid Highway

Survey-strata duplex opportunities in locations like this are increasingly rare — particularly with parkland at the rear and flexible sale options.

For further details or to discuss the opportunity, contact

Benjamin Courtis 0407 474 718 & Gail Courtis 0418 918 955

Disclaimer
The information provided is for general information purposes only and is based on details supplied by the Seller and other sources deemed reliable. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, no warranty or representation is given as to the correctness, completeness or suitability of the information. Interested parties should make their own independent enquiries and rely on their own investigations prior to entering into any contract.