21 Yokanup Road, Bayonet Head WA 6330

Bushfire overlay | Flood risk detected | Lot lacks heritage protections | Solar panels offer modest yield | Self-contained lower-level requires management The bushfire and flood overlays create uninsurable and resale friction for standard lending and future buyers—expect higher premiums and possible lender conditions that narrow the buyer pool. Dual-living setup on a 2,178m² lot generates genuine rental income potential, but that lower-level hosted use demands active management and may conflict with council or insurance terms. Hold for owner-occupier seeking space and yield; speculative or absentee buyer should price in 3–6 months of compliance costs and buyer pool discounting. Competitively, the property’s scarcity in a quiet cul-de-sac with rural-harbour views and 258m² of built area on a large lot is hard to replicate within Albany’s urban infill. The 2005 build offers modern construction without heritage constraints, so future extensions or subdivision remain viable—unlikely for older coastal stock. Best suited to a family or investor who values immediate dual-income opportunity and long-term land leverage; motivated parties should commission a bushfire assessment and council confirmation on hosted accommodation to lock down finance terms before others act.