Updated November 2026: we’ve added current Inglewood market figures from Stash and what has happened to 64 John Street since. The original deal details are kept as published.
Address
64 John Street, Inglewood, WA 6052
Investment Strategy
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Development Timeline
Property Purchased
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Rental Insights
Stash shows rental figures for every property's suburb, including Long Term Rental Statistics (vacancy rate, homes rented in the last 12 months, median rent and potential yield) and the Long Term Yield Analyser, which compares yields by bedroom count and property type. November 2026: the screenshots below were taken in 2024. Some of the statistics shown in them, such as short-term (Airbnb) and rooming rental figures, are no longer part of the standard Stash property page.
Source: stashproperty.com.au
Development Stats
2024
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580
About the Property
A Cracking Corner Charmer!
64 JOHN STREET, INGLEWOOD
A sense of delight pervades this beautiful 3 bedroom 1 bathroom character home on the corner, nestled right in the heart of Inglewood and just footsteps away from the vibrant Beaufort Street food, coffee, shopping and entertainment precinct.
High ceilings, solid wooden floorboards and tall feature skirting boards will capture your imagination here, helping preserve the residence’s original nostalgia of yesteryear. A carpeted front lounge room – or potential third bedroom – has ample power points, built-in shelving and is the ideal place to relax and watch television (if not sleep) away from the combined open-plan kitchen and meals area, where a range hood and gas-upright cooker meet double sinks and tiled splashbacks.
The separate open-plan family and dining area extends personal living options and boasts split-system air-conditioning, low-maintenance flooring and character brickwork. It also has a double storage cupboard and its own external access door.
The second bedroom has built-in double robes and the spacious master bedroom features a ceiling fan – both rooms carpeted for comfort. Brilliant in its simplicity is a practical bathroom with a separate shower and bathtub.
The laundry is also separate and opens straight out to a sunken patio-entertaining courtyard at the rear, with shade sails to either side. An added bonus is a large gate off the property’s second street frontage, allowing for side access.
Add your own modern touches throughout and prosper, at the same time taking full advantage of a wonderful position only moments from supermarkets, lush local parks, schools, Maylands Train Station, the vibrant Whatley Crescent food and coffee strip, the city and so much more. The word “convenient” is an understatement!
Other features include, but are not limited to:
– Gated front gardens
– Front-verandah entrance, with a leadlight door
– Ducted air-conditioning
– Front and rear security doors
– Gas hot-water system
– Side-access gate, linking the front and rear yards
– 509sqm (approx.) corner block
Council Rates: $1,810.33 p/ annum (approx.)
Water Rates: $1,325.02 p/ annum (approx.)
From the realestate.com.au listing
Source: stashproperty.com.au
About the Suburb
In Inglewood, the population is diverse with a mix of age groups, with a significant number of residents in the 20-44 years age range. The median weekly household income is above average. The suburb has a strong presence of professionals, managers, and technicians/tradeworkers. Most residents commute via motor vehicles, while a fair number also opt for public transport. The ICSEA value for government schools indicates high educational advantage for students.
Inglewood presents a balanced market for both houses and units. With a high market absorption rate, low vacancy rates, and solid rental yields for both property types, it is seen as a potentially lucrative investment opportunity. The suburb has shown strong annual growth, indicating a promising return on investment. The high room demand-supply ratio and online search interest suggest a robust demand for rental properties. The sale price IQR ratio, especially for houses, indicates it could be a good option for renovators.
Inglewood offers a vibrant community with good educational opportunities and convenient commuting options. For homeowners, it provides an attractive lifestyle with various amenities nearby. Investors and property developers can benefit from the suburb’s strong rental market, high growth potential, and demand for renovated properties.
Sources:
– proptechdata.com.au
– Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Census 2021
– Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) School Profiles 2022
Inglewood today (November 2026)
Here’s how the Inglewood house market looks now, based on 55 house sales over the 12 months to the end of October 2026:
- Median house price: $1,600,000 (Stash data, November 2026)
- Change in median house price over 12 months: +20.8% (Stash data, November 2026)
- Median house rent: $850 a week (Stash data, November 2026)
- Median gross rental yield (houses): 3.0% (Stash data, November 2026)
- Rental vacancy rate (houses): 0.9% (Stash data, November 2026)
- Median days on market (houses): 27 (Stash data, November 2026)
Stash records no sale of 64 John Street since the $1,480,800 sale in early 2024.
For comparison, the median Inglewood house now sells for $1,600,000, after 20.8% growth over the past year.
See the latest numbers on the Inglewood suburb page, or use On Market Deals in Stash to find renovators listed below the suburb median. The charts below are from the original 2024 post.
Suburb Median
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