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4/14 Tyler Street, Joondanna WA 6060
Sold price: $555,000
Sold: 16 Dec 2023
Sold
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3 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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1 Car
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Landsize 211m2
Villa
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Tyler Street Treasure!
Tucked away on Tyler Street is a peaceful and serene sanctuary waiting to meet its new owner. On offer is a generously proportioned, three-bedroom Villa that's neat, neutrally decorated, and has a sensational outdoor entertaining area! Absolutely perfect for first home buyers and downsizers alike, this is a fantastic opportunity to purchase a beautifully maintained, spacious home in a standout location.
With easy-care gardens, a cleverly planned kitchen and dining area, generous sized bedrooms and lots of natural light, the home exudes a feeling of warmth and space. Flanked by a myriad of dining and entertainment options and only 2 train stops from the CBD. This incredible property puts you in prime position to enjoy all of the action, whilst providing a peaceful retreat from it all simultaneously!
This home is situated in the Bob Hawke College catchment.
Other features include:
- Ceiling fan
- Air-conditioning
- Built-in robes
- Storeroom
- Well-established garden
Approximate distances to:
- Perth CBD - 6.5km
- Scarborough - 8km
- Dog Swamp Shopping Centre - 2.5km
- Mount Hawthorn - 1km
- Leederville - 2.5km
- Glendalough Train Station - 1.5km
PROPERTY PARTICULARS:
Shire Rates: $1,587.69 p/a
Water Rates: $1,140.53 p/a
City of Stirling
Property features
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Garages
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Floor area
84m2
Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 4/14 Tyler Street, Joondanna is a three bedroom, one bathroom villa sold by Ralph Seymore and Carla Yazmadjian at Ray White Inner North on 16 Dec 2023.
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Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $1,587 / year
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Water rates: $1,140 / year
Nearby schools
Joondanna overview
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.
Life in Joondanna
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.
Joondanna quick stats
High end
$1.2m
Median
$936k
Low end
$771k
19.2 %
Annual growth
$936k
Annual median sales price
$700pw
Annual median rental price
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