Want a family home where the kids can run straight from the front door to the park? This three-bedroom, two-bathroom home faces Walter Day Park, with its established native trees. The double garage is at the back, off a quiet lane, so the front of the home looks out on green space instead of a driveway. Welcome to 4 Honey Lane, Dayton.

From the street

The home sits on an approx. 424m² block, built in 2011. The front faces the park, so you get an open, leafy outlook and no traffic past the front door. Security doors are fitted to every door, and security screens to every window.

The park at your door

This is what sets the home apart. Walter Day Park is right out the front, with open lawn for a kick of the footy and established trees along the edge. In the warmer months the park hosts regular food truck nights, so dinner can be a short walk away. You don’t need to drive the kids anywhere to burn off energy.

Living and kitchen

There are two separate living areas. A front lounge gives you a quiet room away from the TV and the kids. At the centre of the home, the kitchen, living and dining areas are open plan. The owners love the afternoon light in the living area, especially in spring and autumn, and the breeze that flows through when the doors and windows are open. Easy-care hard floors run through the main living spaces.

The kitchen has a gas cooktop, an oven, a dishwasher, a pantry and a fridge recess.

Bedrooms and bathrooms

The main bedroom has a walk-in robe and an ensuite with a double shower, a vanity and its own separate toilet. Two more bedrooms are served by the main bathroom, with a second separate toilet. That’s two separate toilets, which makes busy mornings easier.

Comfort and running costs

Four-zone ducted reverse cycle air con, run from a touch panel, lets you heat or cool only the rooms you’re using. A solar system with 18 panels and a 5kW inverter helps with power bills, and you can track it from an app. The gas hot water system was replaced in 2024, and new smoke alarms were fitted in 2026.

Garage and outdoors

The double garage is reached from Honey Lane at the rear. Out back there’s a covered alfresco, a paved entertaining area and a lawn, so there are a few different spots for the kids to play. The gardens are established and partly reticulated. There’s also potential for side access for a trailer or small boat. Buyers should make their own enquiries on this.

Location

Dayton Central shopping centre is approx. 1.4km away, about a 19-minute walk. Caversham Primary School is approx. 1.2km. Whiteman Park is about a 6-minute drive, and the Swan Valley’s wineries start about 5 minutes away. The Perth CBD is approx. 21km, around 30 minutes by car.

Key Features at a Glance

THE PROPERTY

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage
Approx. 134m² living on an approx. 424m² block
Built 2011

PARK-FRONT LIVING

Faces Walter Day Park and its established trees
Garage at the rear, so there’s no driveway at the front
Food truck nights at the park in the warmer months

STREET APPEAL & ENTRY

Leafy, open outlook over the park
Security doors to all doors
Security screens to all windows

LIVING & KITCHEN

Separate front lounge
Open-plan kitchen, living and dining
Gas cooktop, oven and dishwasher
Pantry and fridge recess
Easy-care hard floors
Lovely afternoon light and cross-breezes

BEDROOMS & BATHROOMS

Main bedroom with walk-in robe
Ensuite with double shower and separate toilet
Main bathroom with separate toilet

OUTDOOR & ALFRESCO

Covered alfresco
Paved entertaining area and lawn
Established, partly reticulated gardens
Potential side access for a trailer or boat (buyers to make own enquiries)

TECHNOLOGY, COMFORT & SECURITY

4-zone ducted reverse cycle air con with touch panel
18-panel solar system, 5kW inverter, app-connected
Gas hot water system (new 2024)
New smoke alarms (2026)

INCLUSIONS & LOCATION

Dishwasher, solar system, light fittings stay
Curtains, venetians and wall shelving stay
Dayton Central approx. 1.4km
Caversham Primary School approx. 1.2km
Whiteman Park approx. 3.7km
Perth CBD approx. 21km
Neighbourhood & Location

Dayton is a young suburb in the City of Swan, about 21km north-east of the Perth CBD. It was named in 2011 after Walter Warner Day, a pioneer of the area’s cattle and wine industries, which is where Walter Day Park gets its name. The suburb sits between the Swan Valley and Whiteman Park, so wineries, cafés and one of Perth’s biggest bushland parks are all a few minutes’ drive away. Dayton Central has a supermarket and local shops. Reid Highway and Tonkin Highway connect you to the city and the airport, and the Ellenbrook train line runs nearby.

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For more information on the Dayton area copy and paste the below link into any browser: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dayton,_Western_Australia

Disclaimer

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the agent has exercised skill, due care, and diligence in compiling this advertisement, based on all information obtainable at the time of preparation. Should any aspect of the information provided have, or potentially have, an impact on your decision to purchase this property, prospective buyers are strongly encouraged to conduct their own independent enquiries to verify its accuracy before submitting an offer. Please note, under Western Australian legislation, there is no statutory cooling-off period when purchasing a residential property.