Welcome to 17 McCourt Way - a solid brick home that delivers outstanding value whether you're a first-time buyer, growing family, or savvy investor. Situated on a generous 697 m² block in the heart of Wickham, this 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom property offers a blend of practicality, space, and potential in one of the Pilbara's most resilient markets.
At the front of the property is a large yard, with side access, providing ample room for vehicles, trailers, or boats - ideal for those embracing the Pilbara lifestyle. A fully fenced belowground swimming pool area with shade sails makes this home even more appealing for the Pilbara climate.
At the rear, a large undercover patio invites relaxed evenings and weekend barbecues, while the fully fenced backyard offers safety and freedom for kids and pets alike. A large 7m x 4m (approx.) shed is the perfect man cave and offers more secure storage. An extra added bonus is the easy access to the bushland, with no back neighbours, you can go exploring anytime through the back gate straight out into the bush!
Built in 1982, this home has stood the test of time and now represents an outstanding opportunity in a community-oriented neighbourhood.
Additional features include -
• Separate loungeroom with carpet flooring, split system air con, ceiling fan & external door to rear yard
• Kitchen/Dining area with windows & door to the back yard, modern vinyl plank flooring, split system air con & ceiling fan
• Laundry with external door to side of property
• Bathroom with bath, vanity and shower
• Separate toilet
• 3 bedrooms all with carpet flooring, built in robes, split system air cons & ceiling fans
Investor Insight:
With a strong rental history and an estimated income of $700 per week, this property has excellent investment credentials, offering the potential for strong yields and long-term growth.
Don't miss the chance to secure an affordable, practical home in one of Western Australia's key regional hubs. Whether you're looking to settle in or build your portfolio, 17 McCourt Way is a move in the right direction.
Property Information:
Currently Leased until 6th July 2025 @ $700 per week
Council rates: $2250 approx. p.a
Water rates: $1,565 approx. p.a
For more information, or to arrange a viewing, submit your online enquiry, or call Richard Naulls on 0438 852 444
Disclaimer:
Ray White Karratha takes every effort to ensure the information provided on this property is deemed to be correct, it cannot be guaranteed. Distances & Measurements quoted are approximations and are not guaranteed. Reference to a location feature does not guarantee availability of that particular feature. All suggestions are subject to City of Karratha & other regulatory approvals. Prospective buyers should make their own enquiries as to the reliance in the accuracy of this information in making their purchasing decision. Further enquiries are welcome on 9185 2444.
This property at 17 Mccourt Way, Wickham is a three bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Richard Naulls at Ray White Karratha on 29 May 2025.
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Wickham is a townsite in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, located 1572 kilometres north of Perth and 13 kilometres north of Roebourne. The town was announced in 1970 to provide housing and support facilities for the Cliffs Western Australia Mining Company Pty Ltd developments at the nearby port of Cape Lambert. It was gazetted in 1971.
Wickham is named after John Clements Wickham RN, of HMS "Beagle". The choice of name recognises Wickham's work in surveying the intertropical coasts of Australia from 1838 to 1840, including the north west coast in the vicinity of Wickham. Wickham was born in Scotland in 1798, and joined the Royal Navy as a midshipman in 1812. From 1831 to 1836 he sailed on the Beagle's voyage around the world as second in charge under Captain Robert FitzRoy. Wickham was then appointed commander of the expedition to survey the coast of Australia on the "Beagle", with John Lort Stokes his second in charge. Wickham later settled in Australia, and died in France in 1864.