84A Mcdonald Street, Osborne Park WA 6017

Spacious duplex on 553m² | Rare land size for Osborne Park | 150m² internal floorplan | Strong owner-occupier appeal | Priced above typical unit stock This property stands out for its land content and internal scale, both of which are uncommon in Osborne Park’s newer attached housing. Most nearby units and townhouses sit on lots under 150m² with floorplans closer to 77–110m², so this house offers a genuinely different proposition—more room, more outdoor space, and a layout that suits families or downsizers who want single-level living without strata constraints. The 3/1/2 configuration is practical rather than luxurious, but the sheer size gives it flexibility that compact apartments cannot match. It serves buyers who prioritise space and a house-like feel over brand-new finishes, and who see value in a property that functions more like a detached home while remaining in an established, well-located suburb. The price guide sits at the upper end of local expectations, and that positioning will depend heavily on how the interior presents. The lack of confirmed build year or renovation history means condition could vary significantly, and a tired interior may require budget for updating kitchens, bathrooms, or flooring. The single bathroom is a limitation for families, and the duplex configuration—while offering more privacy than a unit—still shares a wall with a neighbour. Buyers should weigh the land size and internal volume against the need for any immediate improvements, and consider whether the location’s mix of commercial and residential activity suits their lifestyle preferences. These factors may influence how quickly the property sells and what a realistic offer range looks like. || Comparable Sales: 79A McDonald Street sold $650k two years ago, 86 McDonald Street sold $795k | Property Price Band: $1.0M–$1.1M | Value Drivers: land size, internal floorplan, duplex configuration