Four-bedroom home on a 1,930m² residential block in Allanson.
* Land area: 1,930m² approx.
* Zoning: Residential, Shire of Collie
* House: 4 bedrooms, 1 bathroom.
* Internal building area: 150m² approx.
* Two sheds.
Local government area: Shire of Collie
Allanson Primary School: approx. 300m from the property Black Diamond Lake (former open-cut coal mine, now a public swimming spot): located within Allanson
Collie town centre: approx. 6-8km away
Coalfields Highway runs through the town, connecting to the South Western Highway
Bunbury: approx. 55km north-west
Perth CBD: approx. 195km north Suburb population: approx. 630 residents
Property is offered for sale in its current condition, as is.
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The sale Campaign is a Private Treaty & NOT an Auction, so the seller reserves the right to sell the property to any buyers of their choice.
This property at 9 Alexander Street, Allanson is a four bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Clinton Knop at Century 21 Advance Realty on 19 Oct 2026.
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Allanson is located 196 kilometres south of Perth and six kilometres west of Collie. The suburb is in the Collie Coalfields, and land was set aside for a townsite here in 1898, in accordance with government policy of providing land for coal miners close to the mine sites. It is believed to be named after Arthur Allan Wilson, the MLA for Collie from 1908 to 194.
Allanson runs across nearly 25 hectares and includes one of WA most beautiful water holes, Black Diamond. Previously an abandoned coal mine, the lake was filled with water after it was decommissioned in the 1950s and has been a popular swimming hole for locals and social media enthusiasts.