Closing date sale – All offers by 5pm on Friday the 30th of October 2026 (unless sold prior) – PRICE GUIDE – FROM MID $2MILS
Zoned R80, and set across an elevated corner 862sqm block, in a prime Daglish position, this 1984, solid double brick and tile family home offers both immediate livability and redevelopment opportunity.
The much-loved family home, cherished for decades, presents a vision of possibility. Settle in and enjoy the privacy of its flourishing garden sanctuary, with all the perks of this lifestyle location right on your door. Add your own touches and updates down the track, with plenty of space for the whole family: 5 bedrooms plus a study, 2 bathrooms plus a powder room, two living spaces, including a huge family/games room and both formal and casual dining zones.
The mature gardens are such a feature, wrapping the exterior, with plenty of breakout spots under the shady treed canopies – including a mature Jarrah tree birds love, sitting pride of place above a tranquil frog pond.
Fully fenced and gated, the main entrance is oriented towards the west above tiered gardens rising to the front door – the perfect spot to catch gentle breezes, sunsets, and even fireworks from the Claremont Showgrounds.
Inside, the layout is functional and practical, with the large family/games room a fantastic central hub for gathering. Connection to the outdoors is taken at every opportunity, with great separation between the minor bedrooms and master – ideal for parents and kids to have their own space.
Off the entranceway is a sunken living area looking out to the front gardens, and a study by the main bedroom, with exterior access to a sunny nook – plus a walk-in robe and ensuite with built-in timber vanity.
The heart of the home flows into a lofty pitched-roof family/games room, extending outdoors, while the kitchen sits between two dining zones, casual meals area and formal, with a wood-burning heater nearby, granite-look benchtops, breakfast bar, dishwasher, gas stovetop and electric oven.
Extending down the hallway in their own wing are the remaining four bedrooms (three with built-in robes), an original bathroom with a shower, kiddy-sized bath and separate powder room, plus the laundry with exterior access to a vine-covered drying court.
A double lock-up garage to the east, currently used for storage, includes a large shed in addition to the parking spaces within, and is a great practical addition, with driveway parking for two cars, plus another small car, dinghy or trailer behind the gates. Total space for up to 5 cars now. There’s also evaporative air-conditioning to the main home, solar power, reticulation and external security cameras.
On the edge of Subiaco, Daglish has established itself as such a desirable pocket to live, close to the city, parks, shops, cafes, private schools, UWA and the QEII medical precinct.
Currently zoned R80, you can move to redevelop immediately or make use of the home with the knowledge the they underpinning zoning will also underpin the value into the future.
Inspect with us this weekend or by private appointment.
SUMMARY:
• Spacious 862m² corner R80 block, elevated east to west
• Much-loved 1984 vintage 5 bedroom family home
• Redevelop now or in the future
• Lush mature gardens creating lovely outdoor living
• Large central family/games room with pitched roof
• Outdoor connection at every opportunity
• Main bedroom with WIR & ensuite
• Four minor bedrooms (three with BIRs)
• Double lock-up garage
• Driveway parking for two cars, plus space for a car, small boat or trailer behind gates
• Fully fenced and gated
• Evaporative air-conditioning
• Solar power
• External security cameras
• Close to Subiaco, the city, parks, shops, cafés, private schools, UWA and QEII Medical Centre
Approx Rates
Council: $2,630.78
Water: $2,191.98 PA
DISCLAIMER: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by third parties including the Seller and relevant local authorities and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.
