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106 James Street, Gosnells WA 6110
Listed price: Price on Application
Sold: 16 Jul 2025
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3 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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1 Car
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Landsize 911m2
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Modern Comfort, Massive Block & Endless Potential!
Reasons to Call This Home:
Whether you’re a first-home buyer, investor, or developer, this is the one!
Recently refreshed with modern timber flooring, new carpet, fresh paint, ceiling fans, and a brand-new split system, this 3-bedroom home is move-in ready. Sitting on a generous 910sqm block with R20/30 zoning, it offers outstanding development potential (possible triplex site STCA), all just moments from schools, Robinson Park, buses, and Seaforth train station.
Enjoy a huge, secure backyard, dual living zones, an updated kitchen, solar panels, and gated drive-through access – perfect for tradies, boat/caravan storage, or outdoor entertaining.
The Details:
Council rates: $1,700 per annum
Water rates: $937.02 per annum
Year built: 1971
Land size: 910 sqm
Zoning: R20/30 with proposed R30
Expected rental return: approx $620–$650 per week (the property is currently vacant)
Features:
Freshly updated: new carpets, timber flooring, paint, fans
Brand-new split system A/C + gas heating
Spacious kitchen with gas cooktop & stainless steel appliances
2 large living areas + open-plan dining
3 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | separate toilet
Huge undercover entertaining patio
Gated drive-through access + single carport
2 large garden sheds
Solar panels for energy savings
Get in Touch:
Shane Beaumont
or
Jack Damir
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Carports
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 106 James Street, Gosnells is a three bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Shane Beaumont and Jack Damir at Haiven Property South on 16 Jul 2025.
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Gosnells overview
Established in 1890, Gosnells is a thriving southeastern suburb in Perth that spans 15 square kilometres. Bound by Canning River to the north and east and Wungong Brook and the Southern River to the south, Gosnells enjoys proximity to these natural wonders while simultaneously benefiting from facilities and attractions synonymous with a bustling urban environment.
Life in Gosnells
There is no shortage of things to do in Gosnells. For those who crave the outdoors and nature there are upwards of 30 parks, reserves and wetlands within the area for you to explore, as well as fitness and athletic facilities like the Harmony Fields Fitness Track, which offers all the benefits of a gym without the costly membership fees. Other major features of the area include the Gosnells Railway Station, Gosnells Railway Markets, Foothills Shopping Centre, Gosnells Shopping Centre, City of Gosnells Museum and numerous schools like Gosnells Primary School and St Munchin's Catholic School. There are also tennis courts, skate parks, a leisure centre and the Addie Mills Centre, which provides programs and services to seniors and people with disabilities.
Gosnells quick stats
High end
$670k
Median
$618k
Low end
$560k
17.7 %
Annual growth
$618k
Annual median sales price
$610pw
Annual median rental price
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