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THE PERFECT POSITION
I don't think there's a better view. Most homes up here have a view, but this one really stands out. It's this incredible position, nestled right alongside Banyowla Regional Park with roos and bandicoots for neighbours - there's the stunning outlook of the state forest, and the magnificent views to forever right in front of you.
LIVING HERE
This is sensational living space. That huge cathedral ceiling that runs through the home is magnificent and really is the perfect feature to capture the best of the outlook. The flow between indoor and outdoor living space is at the heart of the lifestyle on offer here.
The wonderful balcony area is where you'll likely spend a lot of your time. Even in the worst of weather, the front deck is where you'll want to be. The city views, the sunsets… it all happens from here. Live and uninterrupted.
In this living space there's so much room to work with, and the options for how you can best utilise it are tremendous. I can talk all day about how good the view from the living area is, but why waste time reading what I write when you can look up from the screen and look at the world from this majestic position?
The kitchen is positioned to provide two options - a city view or a bushland view. The space is great, with a big 900mm stove and oven, as well as substantial workspace and storage.
The main bedroom is an awesome space. It has the backdrop of the bush, and it's a beautiful design for retreating from the day-to-day. Not that the day-to-day up here feels anything like any normal day-to-day. There's ample storage and a great ensuite bathroom. You can see from the floor plan that the secondary rooms are all a very good size too.
WHERE IT IS
While we're in this world-class position, it doesn't mean you're too far away from the rest of the world. We've got quick access to Tonkin Highway, easy runs to one of the best schools in the region, and it's close to shops, cafés and more. In fact, it's a remarkably easy place to get around if you don't drive, with the bus stop very close to home.
If you walk - well, start at the back and keep walking. The bush trails on your doorstep seem to go forever, and you'll spend years discovering what's on offer in this remarkable portion of state forest.
WHAT NEXT
Hit the email agent button at the bottom of this webpage and we will be in touch with you to make a time to see it for yourself.
Property features
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Air conditioned
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Gas connected
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Carports
4
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Toilets
2
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Floor area
177m2
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Patio
Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 8 Mundanup Close, Kelmscott is a four bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Mark Grogan at O'Neil Real Estate on 23 Jun 2025.
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Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $2,500 / year
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Water rates: $1,108 / year
Nearby schools
Kelmscott overview
Kelmscott is a mixed-use residential, industrial, rural and commercial suburb located 25 kilometres southeast of Perth. The suburb was one of the very early towns established in the Swan River Colony and was named after Kelmscott, Oxfordshire, the birthplace of the first Anglican clergyman in the colony, Thomas Hobbes Scott (1783–1860). Established in 1830, Kelmscott's most rapid growth period was in the 1960s and 1970s.
Life in Kelmscott
Though close to the lively Armadale City Centre, Kelmscott is a quiet suburb nestled among the numerous parks and reserves that pepper its landscape. The Kelmscott Town Centre is the main commercial sector with the Kelmscott Plaza and Stargate Kelmscott Shopping Centre all located here. There is also a railway station and four local schools in Kelmscott.
Kelmscott quick stats
High end
$711k
Median
$615k
Low end
$541k
17.1 %
Annual growth
$615k
Annual median sales price
$600pw
Annual median rental price
