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What we love...
It has space, it has flexibility, and it has endless options.
A completely refreshed 1960s brick home set on a generous 692sqm block. Which is a perfect melting pot of charm as well as land bank and future potential.
A compact floor plan internally with a certain coziness that feels like a warm hug. A gorgeous renovation that effortlessly blends the old-world charm with modern functionality.
While outside, the potions are endless with room for expansion, extension or even a pool.
And the real standout feature? A separate, fully detached studio/home office/parents' retreat with direct side access from the front yard, which is an ideal space for working from home, running a small business, or providing extra privacy for teenagers or guests.
With R20/R50 zoning, this property also offers the opportunity for future subdivision (subject to council approval), making it an ideal long-term investment.
Just sit, enjoy and wait.
What to know...
Sold by SET DATE SALE with absolutely ALL offers being presented on 30th September at 2pm. The seller reserves the right to sell prior to this date.
** Contact Nat for buyer price guide**
FEATURES
Quaint 60s frontage
Single automatic garage that leads to the back garden
expansive front garden that can be walled in and utilised more. Great for kids, pets, even a pool
Warm and cozy front living area with dining space
Large Kitchen with stainless steel appliances and stone benchtops and loads of cupboard space
Dishwasher and 900mm free standing oven
Separate laundry and back toilet
Renovated bathroom with vanity and shower
3 Well sized and carpeted bedrooms
Jarrah floorboards through main living
Large back garden with huge alfresco
Separate studio/teenage retreat/home office.
Small garden shed
Ducted evaporative air conditioning
Large sash windows overlooking front gardens
Gas hot water system
DISTANCES AND LOCAL AMENITIES
Short walk to Hagart Park
Short walk to Woolgar Park
Closely located to the Lockridge Community Garden
Short drive to Lockridge Primary School
Minutes to Rosher Park with pavilion and park
Surrounded by local bus routes
Centrally located to major transport routes such as Reid Highway and Tonkin Highway
Right on the edge of the Swan Valley.
Short drive to Midland Town Centre and Health Campus
PROPERTY INFORMATION
Council Rates: Approx $1,972 per annum
Water Rates: Approx $1,134 per annum
Block Size: Approx 692sqm (R20/R50 zoning STCA)
Living Area: 78sqm
Build Year: Approx 1960
Dwelling Type: House
Floor Plan: Available on advert and at home open
Rental Appraisal: $680.00 to $730.00 Per Week
Who to talk to...
Do get in touch with Natalie Arnold - 0423 945 159 for a viewing or private inspection. Always happy to help where I can
Property features
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Carports
1
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Toilets
1
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Floor area
78m2
Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 31 Weddall Road, Lockridge is a three bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Natalie Arnold at Realmark Urban on 30 Sep 2025.
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Lockridge overview
The suburb of Lockridge derives its name from a Swan valley property owned by the Hamersley family. The Hamersley's, a prominent colonial family owned a number of properties, and resided at Pyrton in what is now Eden Hill. Part of the Lockridge land became Pyrton Estate which the government developed for soldier settlement in the 1920's. The residential development in Lockridge was commenced by the State Housing Commission in 1969 when it purchased 240 acres for the purpose.
Life in Lockridge
Lockridge is in the City of Swan local government area. Local amenities include Rosher Park, Kiara College and Lockridge Primary School, and the Alice Daveron Community Centre.
Lockridge quick stats
High end
$800k
Median
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Low end
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24.1%
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Annual median sales price
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