58 Kent Street, Rockingham WA 6168

2-bed, 1-bath apartment | Built 2000 | Beachside pocket | Private balcony | Active strata market This apartment sits within a well-established low-rise complex in Rockingham’s beachside precinct, where the configuration of two bedrooms, one bathroom, and one parking space is standard for the area. The building’s age from 2000 means it avoids some of the maintenance concerns of older stock while still offering established landscaping and garden outlooks that newer developments often lack. It suits downsizers seeking lock-and-leave living, first-home buyers wanting coastal access, or investors after a consistent strata market where units trade regularly in the mid-to-high five-hundreds to mid-six hundreds. The open-plan layout with private balcony and built-in wardrobes in both rooms is practical and aligns with what local renters and buyers expect. The floor area variation between lots—around 81 square metres for some units—may affect how different apartments within the same building compare in liveability and resale appeal. Rental estimates in the high five-hundreds to low six-hundreds per week suggest moderate yield rather than exceptional returns, so buyers should weigh capital growth potential against income. The property sits within Rockingham Beach Primary and Senior High School catchments, which adds family appeal but school performance data is not confirmed. Proximity to the foreshore, shopping, and train station is strong, though the dense apartment strip may involve typical trade-offs around privacy and street noise.