50 Clifton Cres, Mount Lawley WA 6050

Large character home | 1021sqm landholding | first offering in 40 years | heritage controls may apply This property is competitively rare because it combines a substantial period residence with an unusually large landholding in a tightly held inner suburb. The five bedrooms and six car spaces are well above what is typical for the area, and the 1021 square metre lot sits at the upper end of local block sizes. It suits established families who want a character home within school catchment and who value space and parking over modern finishes. The fact it has been held by the same owner for four decades signals a tightly held pocket where turnover is low and supply is constrained. Heritage protection planning controls may affect how much flexibility a buyer has for alterations or extensions, so the cost and timeline of any future works should be weighed carefully. The building coverage is modest at around 28 percent which might leave room for additions, but only if heritage approvals allow it. Rental yield signals in this price range tend to be low, so the property is better suited to owner-occupiers than investors chasing income. The absence of flood or bushfire overlays removes two common risks, but the premium pricing implied by the land size and location means the buyer should be confident in their long term plans before committing.