21 Antonio Street, Coolbellup WA 6163

Original kitchen and bath | pool needing work | bushfire overlay | low block coverage | strong recent suburb growth | The property’s core risk lies in its dated interior and maintenance needs—the original kitchen and bathroom represent a functional deficit that will cost between $40,000 and $80,000 to modernise, while the neglected pool adds another $5,000 to $10,000 in immediate remediation. Set against this is the land leverage potential; the 728m² block with only 15% coverage allows for future extension or subdivision, an option that makes the holding period commercially sensible. Our judgement is this house demands renovation capital but rewards patient buyers with land appreciation and rental income in a rising market. Competitively, the combination of four bedrooms, dual garage, and oversized carport on a large block is increasingly rare within four kilometres of Fremantle. The solar panels reduce holding costs, and the suburb has posted 21 to 26 percent growth in the past twelve months, which supports both capital gain and a rental yield above four percent. This property suits a buyer who can invest sweat equity and hold for three to five years, or an owner-occupier seeking room to grow without leaving the coastal corridor. The next move is to secure a building and pest inspection focused on the pool structure and roof condition, then compare your renovation budget against the rental valuation of 675 to 825 dollars per week.