86 Jean Street, Beaconsfield WA 6162

3 bed 1 bath on a 130m² build on a 420m² lot, built in 1964; estimated rental $850pw; located on an active street with consistent sales activity. Offers a straightforward 3 bedroom 1 bathroom layout with 2 car spaces in a 130m² build on a generous 420m² lot, providing ample parking and outdoor space for families or renovators. Suits first home buyers seeking entry into a family-oriented area, downsizers wanting low-maintenance living, or investors eyeing renovation potential given the original 1964 construction and scope to modernize with additional bathrooms. Demand remains steady for such configurations in this pocket, driven by proximity to schools and reliable infrastructure including NBN fibre and 5G coverage. Well-positioned within walking distance to Winterfold Primary School, Christ the King Catholic School, and Fremantle College, making it ideal for households with school-aged children. The location benefits from no bushfire, flood, or heritage overlays under Fremantle Council, with ground elevation adding peace of mind. Close to Hamilton Hill childcare options, it appeals to young families in a demographic leaning towards established households valuing educational access. In a street with ongoing turnover, sales trends indicate reliable buyer interest without stagnation, positioning it competitively against similar older homes. Location advantages include quick access to Fremantle’s amenities and coastal vibes, balanced by typical suburban traffic and distance to major retail hubs. No major new projects directly impact this site, preserving its residential character. Rental yield potential stands out at around $850 weekly, attracting investors in a market favoring stable tenancies. Growth drivers hinge on modernization opportunities, solar panel additions seen nearby, and the area’s family appeal amid steady local demand. Risks include renovation costs to match newer builds like the adjacent 2010 duplex, potential competition from updated properties, and upkeep on an aging structure, though the larger lot offers subdivision or extension upside if zoning allows. Overall, it targets practical buyers prioritizing schools, space, and income potential over turnkey finishes.