86 Howson Drive, Brunswick WA 6224

2.01 hectares with 4 bed/2 bath plus a parents retreat and a 12x14m shed; bushland outlook attracts families seeking space; offers over $1.495M. 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms are spread across a spacious layout on 2.01 hectares of semi-rural land, including a dedicated parents retreat with walk-in robe, ensuite, and yard views, plus a second living area, indoor–outdoor flow, and fully reticulated lawns. Additional features include a large powered shed, caravan hardstand, and a double garage. The configuration suits multi-generational needs or those requiring separation, with practical country elements such as ample shedding for hobbies, storage, or work-from-home setups. Located on a quiet street among 22 similar properties, the property targets buyers seeking an acreage lifestyle without full isolation—ideal for families with older children or retirees downsizing to space-rich homes. It appeals to buyers prioritizing privacy and nature over urban bustle, including professionals commuting to Bunbury or self-sufficient households valuing sheds and land for animals, gardening, or vehicles. Demand for fresh listings remains steady post-2024, with market signals showing resilience as lifestyle acreage remains attractive. The bushland backdrop enhances appeal for nature-oriented buyers, though early days on the market mean the buyer pool is still forming. The location offers peace with proximity to Bunbury hubs, schools within short reach, and surrounding green space, balanced by longer drives to major shopping or services. Demographically, the area supports a family-oriented, stable community vibe for school-age or maturing households. While there are no major nearby projects threatening semi-rural character, rental yield remains solid for acreage with shedding, appealing to long-term tenants in trades or rural pursuits, though owner-occupier demand dominates. Growth drivers include regional lifestyle shifts and Bunbury proximity, with potential for land subdivision or value-add improvements like enhanced fencing; risks involve a slower market for large blocks if rates rise or slower sales in quieter pockets versus coastal areas.