29 Tempranillo Drive, Dayton WA 6055

3-bed with solar battery | theatre & electric fireplace | Caversham Primary catchment | low-maintenance outdoor living This house presents a competitively strong package for an owner-occupier seeking a modern, low-maintenance home in a established family catchment. Its solar and battery system delivers material utility cost savings, while the dedicated theatre and study nook cater specifically to contemporary hybrid living demands. The combination of stone finishes, high ceilings, and ducted air conditioning positions it above basic suburb stock, best serving a professional couple or small family prioritizing comfort and efficiency over land size. Proceed with the understanding that its value is almost entirely in the building due to the compact lot and lack of land size data. The primary risk is paying a premium for the fit-out without a clear benchmark from recent street sales, as the only comparable is a larger four-bedroom home. Secure a building inspection to validate the 2015-era construction quality. This property is a hold for five to seven years to amortize the green technology investment; it is not a land banking opportunity. Recent comparable sales nearby indicate a premium for larger configurations. * 29 Tramontane Approach, Dayton: A 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom house with 169 sqm internal area recently sold. This suggests the subject 3-bedroom property should be priced at a discernible discount due to its smaller bedroom count and likely smaller footprint. * 29 Calendia Way, Dayton: A 4-bedroom house on a 477m² lot carries an estimated value of $1,126,000, underscoring that larger blocks and an extra bedroom command higher valuations. This frames the subject property as a more entry-level option in the locale.