Presented by Ana and Rash – Team Rash The Agency
This low-maintenance gem in Brabham offers the perfect blend of lifestyle and long-term value—ideal for savvy investors seeking strong rental returns and future growth.
Property Features
• Elevated well-kept block with greenery, enjoy sipping a coffee in the morning
• Two well-sized bedrooms with built-in robes
• One modern bathroom with full-height tiling
• A separate full-height tiling WC, a European laundry, and a linen cupboard
• Rear-access single garage with a lockable storage
• Sunlit open-plan kitchen, dining, and lounge
• Well-appointed kitchen with ample working space
• Paved backyard with a sail and low maintenance
• Elevated 207 sqm block (approx.)
• Built in 2017 circa
• Shire rates: approx. $1,800 p.a. approx
• Strata Levy: $382.30 quarterly, which includes Building Insurance
With its easy-care design and lock-and-leave convenience, this home appeals to a wide tenant pool—from professionals to downsizers and FIFO workers. Good choice for a first-home buyer entering the property market.
Why Invest in Brabham?
Brabham is one of Perth's fastest-growing suburbs, nestled in the City of Swan's Urban Growth Corridor. Just 20km from the CBD, it's surrounded by thriving hubs like Ellenbrook and Midland, and is set to benefit from major infrastructure upgrades, including the upcoming Whiteman Park METRONET station.
Residents enjoy:
• Proximity to Whiteman Park and Caversham Wildlife Park
• Brabham Town Centre with Coles, specialty shops, and medical services
• Excellent schools and childcare options
• Scenic walking trails and nature reserves
• Strong rental demand and rising property values
With median house prices climbing and future transport links boosting connectivity, Brabham is a hotspot for capital growth and lifestyle appeal.
Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.
