18 Kaolunga Way

Lesmurdie WA 6076

The lounge room features a wood fire and original built-in cabinetry, while the practical layout includes three well-sized bedrooms, a renovated bathroom, multiple living spaces and plenty of storage.

Separate from the main residence is a fully self-contained one-bedroom granny flat, beautifully presented with modern finishes throughout. Complete with its own kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and living area, it offers exceptional flexibility for multigenerational living, guests, independent family members or rental income.

Both the main residence and granny flat are currently leased, with the granny flat tenancy in place until July 2026 and the main residence tenancy until September 2026. Both tenants have indicated they would be interested in remaining if the opportunity arises, making the property an attractive option for investors.

The property's configuration, dual road frontage and Residential R5 zoning create exciting future possibilities. Preliminary investigations indicate the potential to create an additional lot while retaining both the main residence and granny flat, subject to all relevant approvals. A future lot could potentially enjoy its own access from Lesmurdie Road while benefiting from its unique position adjoining Seaton Park and the seasonal creek.

This property offers exceptional versatility. Whether you're seeking a multigenerational living arrangement, rental income, a character home on a substantial parcel of land, or the opportunity to explore future development potential, this is a rare opportunity to secure a property with so much to offer.

Property Features:

Residence:
Original brick home built circa 1959 and extended in 1966
Three-bedroom, one-bathroom residence
Beautiful Jarrah floorboards
Timber-framed windows, high ceilings and decorative cornices
Character mid-century features throughout
Spacious lounge with wood-burning fireplace and original built-in cabinetry
Multiple living areas
Renovated bathroom
Well-sized bedrooms
Split-system reverse-cycle air conditioning
Ducted air conditioning
Solar hot water system
External storage room
Single carport plus additional parking
Currently leased until September 2026
Tenants would be interested in remaining if the opportunity arises

Granny Flat:
Freestanding, fully self-contained one-bedroom granny flat
Modern kitchen and bathroom
Well-presented with modern finishes throughout
Separate living area
Split-system reverse-cycle air conditioning
Ideal for multigenerational living, guests or rental income
Currently leased until July 2026
Tenant would be interested in remaining if the opportunity arises

Grounds & Future Potential:
Expansive 4,956sqm block adjoining Seaton Park
Residential R5 zoning
Dual road frontage
Potential subdivision opportunities (STCA)
Preliminary investigations indicate the potential to create an additional lot while retaining both the main residence and granny flat (STCA)
Potential future access from Lesmurdie Road (STCA)
Seasonal creek running through the property
Established trees and open green spaces
Workshop and additional storage
Ample space for additional improvements or lifestyle amenities

Investment Information:
Main residence currently leased until September 2026
Granny flat currently leased until July 2026
Both tenants have expressed interest in remaining
Attractive holding income while exploring future options

Location:
Adjoining Seaton Park
Close to St Brigid's College and other quality schools
Easy access to public transport
Close to Kalamunda town centre, shops and amenities
Approximately 15 minutes to Perth Airport
Approximately 30 minutes to Perth CBD

Please note: Some rooms have been virtually staged to help illustrate the potential use and scale of the spaces.

For more information or to schedule a viewing, please call Susanne Broido at 0499 770 237

Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller 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.