479 Jandakot Road, Treeby WA 6164

A spacious modern family home featuring four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a double garage, with open-plan living areas that flow seamlessly to an alfresco entertaining space and low-maintenance landscaped gardens. A generous 400+ square meter lot in a quiet cul-de-sac backs onto green reserves for privacy and a sense of space, while remaining minutes from major arterial roads for easy commuting to Perth’s CBD. This home suits growing families, young professionals with children, or investors seeking a turnkey rental in a burgeoning outer south suburb. The layout centers on a functional 4×2 design with a theater room for family movie nights, a separate lounge for adults, and a kitchen with stone benchtops and a walk-in pantry for everyday usability. In the context of surrounding suburbs, it stands out for its elevated positioning amid newer developments, offering a premium feel with similar infrastructure upgrades. Location perks include proximity to shopping hubs and schools such as the Harrisdale Senior High School precinct, just minutes away, plus recreational parks and potential future transport links. Drawbacks include reliance on personal vehicles due to limited public transport and exposure to construction noise from nearby builds. Nearby schools include Harrisdale Primary and Senior High School, Piara Waters Primary, and independent options within a short drive. The community trends toward middle to upper-middle income households, with professionals in their 30s and 40s and young families shaping a family-friendly atmosphere. New residential projects nearby, including master-planned estates with integrated schools and retail, are expanding the area and boosting long-term appeal. Rental yield sits around 4.8 percent, supported by steady demand from families seeking larger homes. Growth potential is tied to targeted house value increases in the region, tight national housing supply, population growth in Western Australia, and local infrastructure development in the south corridor. Opportunities exist for value-adding renovations, such as a pool or granny flat, to create dual-income streams, aligned with first home buyer incentives. Risks include sensitivity to higher short-term interest rates and potential rental growth constraints if new builds oversupply the market, though overall trends favor appreciation.