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44 Diadem Street, Eaton WA 6232
Sold price: $500,000
Sold: 08 Mar 2024
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3 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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Landsize 910m2
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Great home w side access on a large block, opposite school!
Situated in the forever expanding suburb Eaton lies this lovely and affordable family home. Built in 1975 on a 911m2 parcel of land, this home offers three bedrooms, one bathroom, a beautifully renovated kitchen filled with an abundance of storage space for the chef of the house to enjoy. This home is perfect for entertaining with a large outdoor patio area to kick back and unwind in.
The large backyard offers plenty of room for the kids and family to enjoy a game of cricket or kick around the footy, weather you are hosting for friends and family this yard offers the perfect opportunity for outdoor entertaining with its large semi enclosed patio area. With side access for a boat or caravan, a workshop shed as well as a well sided garden shed, the yard space and storage space is endless. Located right across the road from Eaton Primary School and just moment from Eaton Fair Shopping Centre you’ll never have to stray too far away from your home to find what you need.
Property Features:
- Built in 1975
- 911m2 block
- 3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms
- Large backyard
- Semi Enclosed patio with wood fire
- Wood fire heating in living
- Celling fans in two spare bedrooms
- Ducted Air conditioning throughout
- Large shed & garden shed
- Side access
Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 44 Diadem Street, Eaton is a three bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Jacob Williams at Barr & Standley on 08 Mar 2024.
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Eaton overview
Eaton is a suburban area located on the banks of the Collie River six kilometres from Bunbury. In 1949 the island in the Collie River opposite Eaton was named Eaton Island, because its original name, Alexander Island, was duplicated. Eaton was nominated by the Bunbury Road Board in honour of Mr Foster Eaton, the late fisheries and game inspector for this area. The name was given in recognition of work he had done in the area. When urban development was commenced in the area in 1951, it was at first referred to as the Collie River Estate, but was soon changed to Eaton due to its proximity to Eaton Island.
Eaton quick stats
High end
$625k
Median
$550k
Low end
$476k
24.2 %
Annual growth
$550k
Annual median sales price
$615pw
Annual median rental price
