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Location
Market Insights for Roleystone WA 6111
New Listings (last 30 days)
16
Average price
$968,094
Lowest price
$599,000
Highest price
$1,790,000
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635 Brookton Highway, Roleystone WA 6111

Sold

House 3 Beds 1 Bath 2 Cars 4.72 acres 133 m²
Listed: 25th Jun 2026
Updated: yesterday
Overview

Located at 36A Norman Road entry, this property is an exceptional and rare retreat situated on an expansive 1.91 hectares (19,100 sqm) parcel in the scenic hills of Roleystone, Western Australia. This much-loved residence from the 1960s boasts a unique combination of classic charm, attractive green vistas, and promising future potential. The parcel enjoys dual street access and features R5 zoning which allows subdivisional prospects subject to approvals from the local council and Main Roads, making it a distinctive offering in the area.

The home itself is a beautifully preserved character-filled house featuring three bedrooms and one bathroom. It exudes warmth and personality with its high ceilings, large timber-framed windows, and original jarrah flooring, all contributing to a classic and timeless elegance. At the same time, the property has been carefully updated to incorporate modern comforts suitable for contemporary living.

The kitchen has been renovated and offers both style and functionality, equipped with stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher, and provides a double fridge recess along with ample workspace to accommodate culinary activities smoothly. Adjacent, the bathroom has a striking design including a deep bathtub, a separate frameless shower, and contemporary finishes that contribute to a beautiful and functional space.

The character of the home is further enhanced by a decorative loungeroom ceiling that pays homage to the property’s 1960s heritage, complemented by a cozy slow combustion fire, perfect for providing warmth during the cooler hills evenings. The house is also fitted with some ceiling fans that add to the comfort during warmer periods.

Outside, the property is steeped in historical richness and natural attractiveness. Well-established gardens, a large grassed area, flowering shrubs, and mature fruit trees that were once part of a productive orchard create a peaceful and picturesque environment. There is also a classic Hills Hoist, adding a nostalgic touch to the grounds.

The generous elevated decking area offers an ideal setting to entertain guests or unwind while enjoying the beautiful hill views and tranquil surroundings. For parking and storage needs, there is a large gabled double carport in addition to a shed with an attached single carport, offering extensive options for vehicles and equipment storage.

This property offers a private setting rich with local history, capitalizing on space, lifestyle appeal, and serenity characteristic of country-style living while still being conveniently located just 1.9 kilometres from local amenities.

Property features include:

  • Large 1.91 hectare block with access from two streets
  • R5 zoning with subdivisible potential, subject to council approval
  • Charming 1960s built character home with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom
  • High ceilings and large timber-framed windows allowing abundant natural light
  • Original jarrah flooring incorporated in parts of the residence
  • Renovated kitchen with modern stainless steel dishwasher and ample workspace
  • Stylishly renovated bathroom with deep bathtub and frameless shower
  • Decorative loungeroom ceiling with a slow combustion fire for warmth
  • Some ceiling fans for added comfort
  • Large elevated deck with appealing views over the hills
  • Established gardens, lawns, and mature fruit trees adding to natural appeal
  • Large gabled double carport and separate shed with an additional single carport
  • Private and serene setting with rich local cultural history

Currently, the property is leased until 24 December 2026, reflecting its ongoing desirability and care. This home represents a unique opportunity for buyers seeking a blend of character, land size, and future development potential in one of Roleystone’s most sought-after locations.

Interested parties should conduct their own inquiries as the information is provided for general informational purposes without warranty of accuracy.

Local Market Insights

In Roleystone, Quiet Listings observed 16 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, down from 22 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $968,094. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 75%, followed by commercial properties (13%), and land (8%). The most active agency for houses in the Roleystone area is currently Harcourts, representing 25% of new listings, followed by Roleystone Real Estate with 13%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.

While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the property information provided, no guarantee is given. Buyers should independently verify all details, inclusions, availability, pricing, and other relevant information directly with the listing agent before relying on this information.