48 Hackett Street, Mandurah, WA 6210
Land sold with 243 m² land.
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Sold $320,000
Key Highlights
Prime Location
Walk to the Mandurah Foreshore and enjoy proximity to the city centre.
R60 Zoning
High-density potential within the Mandurah City Centre planning framework.
NBN FTTP
Equipped with Fibre to the Premises for high-speed internet performance.
Traffic Advantage
Bypass estuary bridge congestion with this strategic city-side position.
Property Overview
The Home
Versatile 243 square metre block featuring R60 zoning under the City of Mandurah planning framework.
Situated at approximately 6m elevation with no recorded bushfire or flood overlays for peace of mind.
Reliable high-speed internet connectivity is guaranteed with NBN Fibre to the Premises installed on site.
Outdoor & Lifestyle
Enjoy a short walk to the vibrant Mandurah Foreshore for dining, recreation, and weekend community events.
Access improved shared cycling and walking paths along the estuary, recently upgraded for local resident enjoyment.
Proximity to major retail hubs including Mandurah Forum, located just a quick five-minute drive away.
Location & Convenience
Positioned on the city side of the estuary, allowing residents to bypass peak-hour bridge traffic daily.
Located only 400 metres from Mandurah Primary School, providing an easy morning commute for young families.
Direct access to Mandurah Train Station via local bus routes for an efficient commute to Perth.
Suburb median (houses)
$701,000
Suburb-wide figure, not a comparable for this property.
Days on market (houses)
27 days
Annual growth (houses)
20.9%
Population
7,837
Weekly rent (houses)
$550/wk
Walk Score
47/100
Transit Score
38/100
Median Age
44 years
REIWA data · Oct 2026 · high confidence · indicative only.
Mandurah is positioned approximately 72 km south of the Perth CBD, serving as the primary urban and cultural core of the Peel region.
The local lifestyle centres heavily on aquatic activities, including boating, crabbing, fishing, and estuary boardwalk walks.
Residents can enjoy waterfront dining, cafes, and open public spaces across the Eastern Foreshore, Mandjar Bay, Mandurah Ocean Marina, and Dolphin Quay.
The suburb plays host to major regional events such as the annual Mandurah Crab Fest.
The demographic mix features long-term retirees, young families, and professionals seeking a coastal lifestyle.
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