17 Munday Way Medina WA 6167
17 Munday Way Medina WA 6167
1954 build | 728mΒ² land | 7 car spaces | heritage overlay | 0.4km to primary school
This property presents a strong land-value proposition with its substantial 728mΒ² block and exceptional seven-car accommodation, a rare configuration that serves large families or trades-based occupants. Its low building coverage and heritage overlay signal a stable, established streetscape, while proximity to the primary school anchors its appeal to owner-occupiers. The recent rapid resale after a 2023 purchase indicates active investor interest and potential for value addition.
The primary risk is the heritage overlay, which may restrict renovation scope and cost future owners. The 2023-to-2024 price increase demands scrutiny of genuine improvement versus market inflation. This property suits a long-term holder seeking land security over immediate yield. Our analysis would verify the overlay’s specific limitations, provide a true current valuation against recent street sales, and assess locality risks to inform your offer and insurance position.
Recent sales context includes the subject property itself selling for $425,000 in April 2023. This sharp increase in list price within one year necessitates a detailed inspection to validate any capital improvements made. It underscores the importance of an independent valuation to separate market movement from added value.
Independent, Unbiased Research Report for this property by PropCred Analyst teamΒ
Market Insight:
Medina is a tightly held luxury market characterised by high-value homes and limited inventory, which underpins its exclusivity. Demand is driven by affluent buyers seeking premium properties, creating strong competition for available stock. Recent price trends show significant volatility, with conflicting indicators of both sharp appreciation and softening list prices, while the market tempo has accelerated markedly with homes selling more quickly. Future growth is contingent on sustained luxury demand, though the market’s sensitivity to high-value transactions and its constrained supply present inherent risks.