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66 Dwyer Street, South Boulder WA 6432
Sold price: $335,000
Sold: 26 Feb 2026
Sold
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4 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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2 Cars
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Landsize 512m2
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Affordable Start with Room to Grow!
Looking to break into the market with an affordable home packed with potential? This charming 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home offers flexibility, space, and value.
Outside, you’ll love the large powered shed/garage — perfect for tradies, storage, or weekend projects. With plenty of potential to add further value, this property is ideal for first-home buyers, renovators, or investors.
Built in 1910, this character home offers charm with opportunity to modernize and make it your own.
Features:
• 3 bedrooms | 1 bathroom
• Large family room (potential 4th bedroom)
• Big powered shed / garage
• Built in 1910
• Council rates approx. $2,555 per year
• Water rates approx. $275 per year
Affordable buying! Don’t miss this one — opportunities like this don’t last long!
Contact Wanil Cho on 0421 737 607 to arrange your private inspection.
Property features
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Carports
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 66 Dwyer Street, South Boulder is a four bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Wanil Cho at First National Real Estate Kalgoorlie on 26 Feb 2026.
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South Boulder overview
The townsite of South Boulder is located in the eastern goldfields region, 595 kilometres east northeast of Perth. It is within the Kalgoorlie-Boulder urban area. Gold was discovered in this area in 1893, and the townsite of Boulder gazetted in 1896. As the area grew demand for land increased, and in 1898 the Ivanhoe Suburban Area was gazetted south of Boulder. In 1906 the Postmaster General's Department decided to establish a post office at Ivanhoe, but first requested the name be changed because of two established towns of this name in the eastern states. Local authorities suggested South Boulder as an alternative, and the South Boulder townsite was gazetted in August 1906. South Boulder derives its name from its location south of Boulder. Boulder in turn derives its name from a mine named "The Boulder" at Dashwoods Gully in South Australia.
South Boulder quick stats
High end
$410k
Median
$338k
Low end
$285k
19.9 %
Annual growth
$338k
Annual median sales price
$700pw
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