Type:

House

Bedrooms:

5

Bathrooms:

3

Land (sqm):

812

Car/Garage:

4 car spaces (including 2 garage spaces)

Estimated weekly rent:

$875 - $990 per week

No specific rental estimate for 35 Hertford Street is available. The median rent for houses in East Victoria Park is around $700-$780 per week. [6, 12, 17, 22, 25] However, for larger houses (4+ bedrooms) in East Victoria Park, the median rental price ranges from $875 to $990 per week. Given this property's 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, it would likely command a rent at the higher end of the suburb's median for larger homes.

Rental vacancy rate:

The rental vacancy rate for houses in East Victoria Park is 2.4%, which is lower than the WA state average of 3%.

Council rate:

Exact individual rate not available. The Town of Victoria Park proposed an 8% rates increase for the 2024-25 financial year, with forecasts for further increases of 11% in 2025-2026 and 6.5% annually until 2028.

Water rate:

Specific individual property water rates are not publicly available and depend on usage. Please contact Water Corporation WA for a detailed estimate.

Strata fee:

N/A (House property, generally no strata fees for freestanding homes).

Home and content insurance price:

Highly variable and requires a personal quote based on individual property features, contents value, and chosen coverage.

LGA:

Victoria Park Council

Zoning:

Residential

Bushfire:

Not detected

Flood:

Not detected

Heritage:

Not detected

State Government:

The State Government's Design WA policies encourage well-designed higher density housing in Western Australia to improve urban growth.

Residential Design Codes Volume 2 (Apartments) applies to residential apartments in areas coded R40 and above, within mixed-use development and activity centers.

Local Government:

The Town of Victoria Park's 'Better Suburbs Strategy' (adopted August 2020) identified local centers for potential development up to 6 storeys, with ground floor commercial uses and residential above.

The Town of Victoria Park's budget for 2024-25 and future years includes funding for major capital projects such as underground power for Burswood South, the MacMillan precinct masterplan, and the McCallum Park active zone.