21 Bryde Mews, Alkimos WA 6038
21 Bryde Mews, Alkimos WA 6038
4×2 on 375m2 | larger-than-typical Alkimos block | solar and zoned ducted AC | family-focused coastal suburb | car-dependent setting
This 2018-built house is positioned as one of the more generous family offerings in its immediate pocket, with the 375m2 allotment being used for a practical outdoor footprint. A 154m2 internal area is provided, along with 3.3kW solar, zoned reverse-cycle ducted air-conditioning, 31c ceilings in living areas, and porcelain tiling to main traffic areas. These inclusions are placed above entry-level contemporary stock, and the build age means finishes are still current. The property is best suited to owner-occupier families seeking a low-maintenance coastal-family home within established school catchments.
Value may be affected by the compact land size relative to house footprint, which could limit expansion potential. Desirability may be influenced by school catchment confirmation, though nearby addresses appear to be within the Alkimos Beach Primary School intake. Market conditions within the coastal corridor might also be considered, as demand for modern 4×2 houses remains consistent. The property’s feature set and larger-than-typical block are expected to differentiate it, but presentation and street aspect are not yet confirmed.
>> Comparable Sales: 14 Bryde Mews sold Aug 2023 for $525k | Property Price Band: $900k–$1M | Value Drivers: condition, land size, solar and ducted cooling
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 21 Bryde Mews, Alkimos WA 6038
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Value Risk
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Liquidity Risk
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Planning Risk
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2
Income Risk
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Execution Risk
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Market Insight
Alkimos, 38km from Perth, is a developing coastal suburb drawing mortgage-financed owner-occupiers, with 89% of owners holding a mortgage and a strong trades-worker base. Demand is firm: houses sell in roughly 8–9 days and rents are rising. Median house price estimates range from $725,000 (REIWA, March 2026) to $840,000 for four-bedroom homes, with annual growth reported between 12.7% and 26.7% depending on source. The unit median is $622,500, up 30.9%, although sales evidence is thinner. Houses yield 4.85% with median weekly rent of $700; units yield 5.42% at $650 per week. Ongoing infrastructure projects support further growth, but heavy mortgage reliance makes the market sensitive to rate movements and affordability constraints.
PropCred Estimated Value
Bedrooms
4
Bathroom
2
Parking
2
Land
375m²
Research & Review
Prepared by Steve Dalton, Senior Analyst
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Reviewed by Matt Proctor, Principal Analyst