22B Longhurst Way, Queens Park, WA 6107

3 bedroom house sold with 2 bathrooms, 2 car spaces, 260 m² site area.

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3bed2bath2car260 m²site area116 m²building2025built

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Sold $938,000

Key Highlights

Gourmet Kitchen

Features a 1200mm touchscreen oven and 4-burner induction cooktop

Solar Energy

Equipped with solar panels and energy-efficient LED lighting

Smart Garage

Double garage with workbench, storage, and secure smart lock entry

Modern Security

Includes a networked security camera system and smart home connectivity

Constructed in 2025 featuring soaring 31-course ceilings throughout the central living area.
Chef-grade kitchen includes a 1200mm touchscreen oven, 4-burner induction cooktop, and plumbed fridge recess.
Master suite offers climate control via split-system air conditioning, motorized roller blinds, and private ensuite.
Smart technology includes networked security cameras, NBN fibre to the premises, and smart lock entry.

Low-maintenance 260m² block designed for minimal upkeep and practical living.
Dedicated outdoor entertaining space suitable for year-round social gatherings.
Double lock-up garage provides a built-in workbench, pinboard, and additional lockable storage.

Equipped with solar panels and a complete house water filtration system for efficiency.
Located within the Queens Park Primary School catchment area, approximately 800m from the campus.
Proximity to Westfield Carousel and Cannington Leisureplex for regional retail and recreation needs.

Neighbourhood Insights

Updated 6 October 2026

Suburb median (houses)

$885,000

Suburb-wide figure, not a comparable for this property.

Days on market (houses)

31 days

Annual growth (houses)

19.2%

Population

6,655

Weekly rent (houses)

$830/wk

REIWA data · Oct 2026 · high confidence · indicative only.

Queens Park is an established residential suburb located approximately 10 to 12 kilometres southeast of the Perth CBD, governed by the City of Canning.
The suburb houses an estimated population of 6,655 residents within a culturally diverse community.
The architectural landscape blends traditional single-detached homes on large blocks with steady medium-density infill developments such as duplexes, triplexes, and grouped villas.
Residents experience a balance of suburban quietness alongside close proximity to major southeastern employment zones in Cannington and Welshpool.

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