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A Home For All Seasons
There's something about this home that just feels right. Maybe it's the warmth of the polished concrete floors, the soaring raked ceilings overhead, or the way natural light pours through the many windows from morning to late afternoon. Whatever it is, this beautifully renovated 1978 home captures that relaxed "down south" feeling while sitting right here in the heart of family friendly Duncraig.
Set on a generous 700sqm block, the home unfolds across a spacious and thoughtfully zoned floorplan designed for modern living. The minor bedrooms occupy their own wing alongside a separate living space-perfect for kids, guests, or simply giving everyone their own breathing room.
The heart of the home is the open plan kitchen, dining and living area where everyday life happens. The kitchen is both stylish and practical, featuring a breakfast bar for casual mornings, an induction cooktop, double fridge recess and large windows that frame views of the outdoor entertaining and sparkling pool beyond.
The main living area feels wonderfully inviting, with high raked ceilings enhancing the sense of space and a cosy wood heater creating the perfect atmosphere on cooler evenings.
The generous master suite offers a peaceful retreat, complete with its own ensuite and plenty of space to unwind at the end of the day.
Step outside and the lifestyle continues effortlessly. The main living zone spills onto a generous timber-decked entertaining area, complete with pitched roofing and a feature fireplace that creates the perfect setting for cosy winter dinners or relaxed summer evenings with friends. Just beyond, the sparkling below-ground pool glistens amongst timber decking and lush established gardens, while a generous lawn area offers plenty of space for kids and pets to run, play and soak up the sunshine.
It's the kind of home where weekends revolve around outdoor entertaining, poolside afternoons and relaxed evenings by the fire.
What to Know
• Beautifully renovated throughout
• Large master bedroom with ensuite
• Three minor bedrooms positioned in a separate wing all with built in robes
• Multiple living zones including a separate lounge area
• Central open plan kitchen, dining and living
• Kitchen with induction cooktop, breakfast bar and double fridge recess
• Polished concrete floors throughout
• High raked ceilings
• Two ducted reverse-cycle air conditioners
• Energy-saving solar panels
• Attic storage
• Separate laundry with outdoor access
• Large timber-decked entertaining area with pitched roof and fireplace
• Below-ground swimming pool surrounded by established bore reticulated gardens (not a shared bore)
• Lawn area for kids and pets
• Remote control 1.5 car garage with workshop space
• Additional parking for boat, caravan or extra vehicles
• Cat6 network cabling to garage, study nook, both TVs & minor bedroom
Tucked away in a quiet loop and surrounded by leafy, picturesque parks, this home enjoys one of Duncraig's most family-friendly pockets. With renowned local schools - Glengarry Primary, Duncraig SHS & St Stevens - beautiful parklands - including Castlefern Park at the top of the street, and everyday amenities all just moments away, it's a location that blends lifestyle, convenience and community with ease.
If you've been searching for a home that delivers space, style and a relaxed indoor-outdoor lifestyle, this is one you'll want to experience in person.
Set Date Sale. All offers by Tuesday 31st March at 12pm.
For further information contact Frances Goncalves 0414 136 151 or by e-mail [email protected]
Property features
Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 30 Castlefern Way, Duncraig is a four bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Frances Goncalves at Realmark North Coastal on 31 Mar 2026.
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Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $1,783 / year
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Water rates: $1,400 / year
Nearby schools
Duncraig overview
Duncraig is an outer-northern suburb of Perth bound by Hepburn Avenue in the north, the Mitchell Freeway in the east, Beach Road in the south and Marmion Avenue in the west. Development of Duncraig’s eight square kilometre land area began in the late 1960s, with accelerated growth occurring during the 1970s and early 1980s.
Life in Duncraig
Well serviced by amenities and shopping facilities in nearby suburbs, Duncraig provides the quintessential suburban experience. Within its boundaries there are a number of small parks and bushland area, such as the Percy Doyle Reserve, which has a library and recreation centre. Locals also enjoy the benefits of a multi-purpose sports complex, as well as numerous ovals, soccer pitches, lawn bowl facilities and tennis courts. There are two local shopping centres, both of which have taverns, as well as several local primary and high schools in Duncraig.
Duncraig quick stats
High end
$1.6m
Median
$1.4m
Low end
$1.2m
11.1%
Annual growth
$1.4m
Annual median sales price
$917pw
Annual median rental price
