28 Mattison Way, Greenwood WA 6024

Newly listed 5 bed 2 bath on 876m² with 3 car spaces, catchment for Greenwood Primary & Warwick Senior High, fresh to market signaling strong buyer interest. Spacious family home with five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and triple parking on a generous 876m² block in a quiet cul-de-sac within the Joondalup council area. It catches the intake zones for Greenwood Primary School just 1.3 kilometres away and Warwick Senior High School only 1 kilometre distant, making it ideal for families prioritising proximity to government co-ed schooling from kindergarten through year 12. The layout supports multi-generational living or home-based work with its larger footprint, plus a swimming pool on site for family leisure. Demand stays steady for five-bedroom configurations like this in the local pocket, driven by families upsizing amid limited fresh supply—recent listings move quickly, reflecting competitive buyer pools. It slots into the established family segment, suiting buyers wanting established infrastructure over new builds, with reliable NBN Hybrid Fibre Coaxial and 5G coverage enabling modern connectivity. Location perks include easy access to local amenities and transport links without urban density, though minor drawbacks involve average ground elevation at 33 metres potentially noting some street noise from passing traffic. Demographics skew towards families with school-age children, aligning perfectly with the property’s schooling access and size. No bushfire, flood, or heritage overlays add to its low-risk appeal under current planning rules. Rental yield potential looks solid for investors eyeing long-term holds, given the configuration’s draw for stable tenants in this family-oriented zone. Growth drivers hinge on ongoing regional infrastructure upgrades and school zone reliability, positioning it for capital appreciation without aggressive speculation. Opportunities include value-add renovations to modernise the 1970s-80s era build, while risks remain low—off-market status of similar nearby homes underscores selective availability rather than oversupply pressures.