6 Muir Place, Booragoon WA 6154

Booragoon prize | Sloping block risk | 1988 design win | Pool upkeep cost The design award does not protect the buyer from the structural cost of a split-level on an 803sqm slope. This layout creates hidden drainage and foundation risk that may cost 30k to 80k in remediation over five years. The 1988 floorplan is functionally obsolete for modern family living, requiring a 150k renovation to align with current expectations. The property is a hold for a buyer with capital to reshape, not a turnkey move. The 5-bedroom count on a 258sqm footprint with three living zones is rare for Booragoon, giving the buyer positional leverage over competing families who value space over condition. The Brentwood Primary catchment and FTTP reduce exit risk. This house serves best a renovator or investor willing to absorb 12 months of disruption for a 15-20% value uplift after modernisation. Without recent comparable sales to anchor value, the buyer should commission a structural inspection and a costed renovation plan before the May deadline to convert the design heritage into a financial advantage.