22 Macquarie Street, Jindalee WA 6036

Spacious 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom family home on a 600m²+ block with a double garage, set on a quiet cul-de-sac near the beachfront. A modern two-storey residence with open-plan living that flows to a low-maintenance backyard, air-conditioning throughout, and potential for enhancements such as a pool or home office extension. Nestled in one of Perth’s premium ocean-front northern suburbs, it is just minutes from pristine beaches, coastal walk trails, and marina access, with easy drives to Butler train station and Joondalup’s shopping hubs. Beneficiaries include unbeatable sea breezes and water views from upper levels, offering a serene coastal lifestyle, though note the 45-minute peak-hour commute to Perth CBD and exposure to coastal winds. This home suits growing families, downsizers seeking lock-up garage security, or sea-change buyers prioritising lifestyle over city proximity, especially those with school-age children drawn to the area’s family focus. Demand remains strong for well-kept homes like this, with brisk turnover amid competition from owner-occupiers and investors chasing coastal appeal. The classic two-storey layout places the master suite upstairs with ensuite and balcony, maximizing natural light and breezes while providing separation for teens or guests downstairs. Demographically, the area attracts professionals in mining and trades, young families, and retirees, with a stable, affluent mix favouring outdoor pursuits. Nearby schools include Jindalee Primary (walking distance, strong academic results and community vibe) and Clarkson Community High School (short drive, expanding STEM programs), plus private options like St James’ Anglican in Butler. Rental yield sits around 4-4.5% for similar homes, appealing to investors with reliable tenant demand from FIFO workers. Growth potential aligns with Perth’s 2026 outlook, supported by low housing supply, population growth, and northern corridor momentum, with value potential from infrastructure and marina expansions. Opportunities include value-adding renovations or subdividing the block for dual occupancy, capitalising on undersupply; risks are limited but include interest-rate sensitivity and seasonal rental vacancies.