26 Hudson Drive, Dudley Park WA 6210

4×2 single-storey family house | estuary-side pocket | 2000s-built estate character | flood overlay present | strong rental demand This property sits within a planned, estuary-side pocket of Dudley Park where the dominant product is a detached, single-storey family house built in the mid-2000s on a moderate lot. The configuration—four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two-car garage—is the strongest signal for this address, and it serves a broad buyer base: families seeking practical space near schools and the estuary, downsizers drawn to lock-and-leave layouts, and investors targeting solid rental demand from tenants who value newer stock and lifestyle access. The street itself is more uniform and upmarket than much of the broader suburb, with finishes that lean toward low-maintenance family living rather than premium luxury, unless upgraded. Estuary proximity is a material value driver here, shaping both lifestyle appeal and buyer interest, and the pocket’s character—quiet, residential, with reliable connectivity and public-school catchment—reinforces its competitiveness for owner-occupiers and investors alike. What may affect value or sale price most is the flood overlay present in parts of this pocket, which could influence insurance costs or buyer perception of risk, though it does not appear to have suppressed values on nearby comparable houses. The property’s exact position on the street—whether estuary-facing or not—may meaningfully affect its appeal, as outlook and orientation are recurring value signals in this area. Heritage overlay constraints on some nearby lots suggest local planning sensitivity that could apply here, and the age of construction—likely early- to mid-2000s—means a buyer should weigh the condition of key systems like air conditioning, roofing, and solar panels against the price. Renovated or upgraded interiors in the street have commanded a clear premium, so the property’s current finish level will be a practical factor in forming a view on price.