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11 Martin Road
Spencer Park WA 6330

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Car spaces: 4
Floor area: 168m2
Land area: 620m2
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Property Details for 11 Martin Rd, Spencer Park

11 Martin Rd, Spencer Park is a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom House with 4 parking spaces and was built in 2016. The property has a land size of 620m2 and floor size of 168m2. While the property is not currently for sale or for rent, it was last sold in October 2024.

Building Type
House
Year Built
2016
Floor Size
168m2
Land Size
620m2
Local Government
Albany
Lot/Plan
210/P051075

Last Listing description (May 2025)

If you're meticulous or a little OCD, then this home will greatly appeal to you! True, the house seems rather unassuming from the outside, although you will immediately notice that it's immaculately kept. BUT a huge - and extremely pleasant surprise - awaits once you enter! You have to SEE this home and craftsmanship to truly appreciate it.The current owners meticulously planned it down to the finest detail and then finished it off with almost every imaginable extra to make life-and living here-an absolute pleasure. The brilliant layout will suit different buyers' needs, whether you're a family, an executive couple, retirees, or an investor. The office/study, 3.4m L x 2.73m W, on the right of entry, with its 3.3m built-in desk and shelves, can easily be converted into bedroom 4 if needed. There are 3 data points in here-1 for the modem and 2 for the living room TV. The home is already larger than the norm at 241m2, as the owners got special permission to build almost right to the 3 m back fence sewerage easement.One of the main delights of this property is the 46.5 m2 garage, which can be directly accessed from the home. The 2.25m high roller opening is a neat, extra wide panel-lift door with top windows. Facing the garage, on the right, is a store/work area complete with a built-in workbench, cupboards and 4 double power points - roughly 2.090 m wide and 6.110m long. On the left back is a 3,010m roller door leading to a paved back area (3.5m W and 15.3m L) where you can securely store a small boat, trailer and/or a low-height caravan. It makes you wonder why more homes do not utilise their space so ingeniously - 10/10! There is parking space for 4 vehicles in the driveway. The private main bedroom at the back is a whopping 5.8m x 5.8 m2 and has a massive walk-in robe that would turn most women green with envy. The high-quality, spacious bathroom boasts 2 shower heads-rain and handheld-a basin and a separate toilet. The main bedroom doors, like the front door and passageway, are extra wide and wheelchair-friendly. Bedrooms 2 and 3 are a little bigger than standard bedrooms-2.910 x 4.210m2-and have built-in robes. They share a full family bathroom (extra-large and deep bath) between them. The separate toilet is also convenient for guests. Both rooms overlook the south paved area behind the garage.The large, open-plan kitchen is delightful and very functional, with its beautiful stone benchtops, loads of self-closing cupboards and drawers, Miele dishwasher, plumbed in water to the fridge-freezer cavity (1,840hx 1,100w), AEG oven and 900mm induction cooktop, double sink, and special 970mm benchtop heights to make cooking more convenient and pleasurable. The open walk-in pantry has shelves below the bench and overhead, plus extra drawers near the oven and stove, providing easy access to your herbs and spices. The functional laundry, with its double-stacked WM/dryer cupboard, linen cupboard, and trough with under-bench cupboards, has direct access to the sunny northern terrace and washing line.This home was also designed as an entertainer's delight as they have a big family who love to visit. The large open plan lounge/living area and the 2.1m H x 2.7 W TV recess with internal HDMI and data cabling from the study serve as a home cinema. The stunning alfresco area (3.9m W x 5.5m L), with its gorgeous coffered ceilings and bifold doors, opens from the living area. Manual-operated slide-down patio blinds and 2 infrared heaters ensure the ideal temperature and light/wind control for all weather conditions. Two double-glazed Velux Remote Control Rain Sensor skylights were fitted in the kitchen and living areas, ensuring the home is light and bright during the day, regardless of the weather. There is also a reverse-cycle air conditioner for temperature control, and the three windows that face north in the kitchen and living area are also double-glazed. Outside, you'll find a 700l rainwater tank, 5 external power points including the alfresco area, a water softener unit, a 6.6kw Growatt Solar System, concrete walkways and paving around the home, a 270l IStore heat pump hot water system and fully reticulated lawns and gardens, including at the raised vegetable garden bed on the western side of the home. They also have mesh guard security doors at the entrance and laundry. A gate behind the house near the vege garden can keep pets safe if you're not home. The rest of the property is fenced off around the front garden, while high Colourbond fencing around the rest of the home provides extra security, shelter from prevailing winds as well as privacy. Some of the biggest advantages of this property are the position, area and privacy - right opposite St Joseph's College car park and close to the hospital. It gets a little busy for about 15 minutes at school drop-off and pick-up times, but it's dead quiet on weekends, school holidays and every evening - much preferred to having neighbours looking directly at you while relaxing on your front porch. The property sits high, which adds privacy, and faces east, so you enjoy the magnificent sun- and moon rises, and it's very sheltered from the prevailing winds. The closest shop is IGA Spencer Park (newly revamped), which is only 2 minutes by car, and it's quick to get to town via Ulster Road or in the opposite direction towards Bayonet Head. How do I know? I live in the neighbourhood, too, and love the convenience, peace and quiet. The last question I'm often asked is ambulance noise - and no, you don't hear ambulances very often; they only put their sirens on in heavy traffic, not when they get near the hospital - and they never come up via Martin Road from Ulster Road as the road is a little too steep for their passengers. Another small bonus is that we seldom get power cuts even if the rest of town is out because we fall into the hospital zone. This could also be a brilliant investment/rental property, especially if you sign a longer lease with the government-they desperately need more accommodation for their nurses. It's literally a hop and skip from the hospital, and a few owners in our neighbourhood have been taking full advantage of this opportunity for years. Why not you? This luxurious, spacious and well-planned home will be snapped up instantly, so if you're a qualified buyer and ready to settle at the end of January, please contact the sole agent, Jess, for a private inspection. You'll be so glad you did!**IMPORTANT: My sellers are buying another property and cannot move out or settle until the end of January 2025. Our pricing was adjusted to compensate for the possible inconvenience, so if the dates suit you - act now and take full advantage of this golden opportunity. **What you need to know: *Rates and taxes: currently $2,922 per year, water approximately $1,700 p/y*Disabled-friendly living area, main bedroom and ensuite*1200mm entrance door and hallway * Fully insulated ceilings and walls with Anticon in the roof - overall 6.1 energy rating* Stone benchtops to all cabinets* Double-glazed windows on the northern side 3 x * Double-glazed Velux Remote Control Rain sensor skylights to kitchen & living area* 2.1mtr H x 2.7m W TV recess with internal HDMI & data cabling from study * Bifold doors leading out to 3.9 x 5.5 m alfresco area. Coffered ceiling, infrared heating and manually operated slide-down patio blinds with painted floors.* Timber windowsills throughout * 6.6kw Growatt Solar System * 270l IStore heat pump HWS* Transition blinds to all windows except wet areas * Reverse cycle air conditioning *Double power points throughout, including the hallway * LED lighting throughout; 2 settings to living room lights* Vinyl plank flooring with carpet in bedrooms *Concrete walkway and paving around the outside of the house *Fully reticulated lawns and gardens, including the raised vegetable garden bed * Study/4th bedroom, roughly 9.3 m2 with a 3.3-metre wall to wall built in desk* Ikea Billy shelves and 3 data points (1 for modem, 2 to living room TV)* Main bedroom: Huge walk-in robe and 4 double power points * Ensuite: Two shower heads to shower recess - rain shower and handheld* Bedrooms 2 and 3: Built-in robes, 2 double power points in each room*Second full family bathroom and a separate toilet*Quiet, private and convenient location, building size 241m2, block 620 m2*Settlement at the end of January 2025Good luck!

Property History for 11 Martin Rd, Spencer Park, WA 6330

A timeline of how this property has performed in the market
Last Sold
$710,000
30 Oct 2024
  • 28 Feb 2025
    Listed for Sale Offers Above $699,000
  • 30 Oct 2024
    Sold for $710,000
  • 22 Oct 2024
    Listed for Sale Offers Above $699,000
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About Spencer Park 6330

The size of Spencer Park is approximately 2.2 square kilometres. It has 5 parks covering nearly 4.1% of total area. The population of Spencer Park in 2016 was 3419 people. By 2021 the population was 3445 showing a population growth of 0.8% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Spencer Park is 70-79 years. Households in Spencer Park are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Spencer Park work in a professional occupation.In 2021, 58.60% of the homes in Spencer Park were owner-occupied compared with 55.50% in 2016.

Spencer Park has 1,635 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Spencer Park have seen a 97.28% increase in median value, while Units have seen a 92.23% increase. As at 31 January 2026:

  • The median value for Houses in Spencer Park is $743,181 while the median value for Units is $421,617.
  • Houses have a median rent of $600 while Units have a median rent of $280.
There are currently 2 properties listed for sale, and no properties listed for rent in Spencer park on OnTheHouse. According to Cotality's data, 78 properties were sold in the past 12 months in Spencer park.

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