61 Ashby Street, Wanneroo WA 6065

Situated on an expansive 4.05-hectare (approximately 40,500sqm) lot in the rapidly expanding East Wanneroo precinct, this 1987-built house offers a unique blend of lifestyle space, practical features, and long-term development potential. The sizeable landholding places the property well within the East Wanneroo District Structure Plan's Precinct 12, earmarked for urban growth with future infrastructure and community facilities, making it especially appealing to developers, investors, and families looking for room to grow.

The residence itself provides around 196sqm of internal living space designed with versatility and comfort in mind. Its layout includes four generously sized bedrooms and two bathrooms, supporting both family living and flexibility for various uses such as remote working or hobbies thanks to an additional study. Highlight features include a grand double door entry and a dedicated theatre room equipped with French doors, a large screen, surround sound, and air conditioning, making it ideal for in-home entertainment and social gatherings.

The kitchen caters to serious cooks with ample storage, a walk-in pantry, a six-burner gas stove, and modern conveniences like a dishwasher and filtered water tap. It opens to a meals area and a sunken family/games room featuring a wood fire and air conditioning, with seamless access to an outdoor covered patio—perfect for year-round entertaining and relaxing.

The master suite is designed as a private retreat featuring a walk-in wardrobe, updated ensuite, air conditioning, and patio access. The other bedrooms include built-in robes and ceiling fans, emphasizing comfort and convenience. Additional thoughtful touches include multiple storage areas, an updated laundry, and a main bathroom with both a bath and shower.

Outside, manicured gardens and numerous fruit trees surround the home, complimented by a below-ground swimming pool and lush yard space. The property includes two large sheds (one with commercial refrigeration and three-phase power), a machine storage shed, and parking for boats or trailers, supporting various practical and recreational needs.

Sustainability measures are integrated with a 5kW solar system, rainwater tank, bore system, and septic infrastructure, reducing the environmental footprint and utility costs. The substantial 45,650kl water licence and grow tunnels offer further agricultural possibilities, enhancing the land’s versatility beyond residential use.

This property uniquely combines ample living space, lifestyle amenities, and the potential for future development, making it suitable for a diverse range of buyers including growing families seeking tranquility and space, as well as developers and investors aiming to participate in Perth's northern metropolitan growth corridor.