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Description: An outstanding opportunity awaits developers, investors and builders with this well-positioned corner parcel of vacant land in East Victoria Park.
Zoned R60, the property presents a range of potential development opportunities, subject to the relevant approvals and planning requirements.
The site previously received Development Approval (DA) for a three-storey apartment development comprising 24 apartment units. While the previous approval has now expired, it provides an indication of the site's development potential and may be a useful starting point for purchasers considering a new development proposal, subject to current planning requirements and approvals.
Property Highlights:
• Vacant corner lot
• R60 zoning
• Previous DA approval for a three-storey development
• Previous approval for 24 apartment units
• DA has expired
• Excellent opportunity for developers and investors
• Potential for future development, subject to council and relevant authority approvals
Conveniently positioned with easy access to a range of schools, shopping, public transport and entertainment, the home is located within easy reach of:
• 1.7 km to Carlisle Train Station
• 400 m to Shepperton Road bus stop
• 1.0 km to Carson Street School
• 5.4 km to Curtin University
• Approx. 25mins to Optus Stadium via train
• 1.3 km to Bentley Plaza and other shopping center
• 400 m to a nearest pub
• 11.8 km to Pert Airport T1
• 4.7 km to the Crown Perth casino
• Approx. 5-7 km to Perth CBD
Whether you are an experienced developer looking for your next project or an investor seeking a development site with established planning history, this property is worthy of consideration.
Opportunities of this nature are increasingly sought after, so enquire today for further information.
Contact Sean today for more information.
DISCLAIMER
We have in preparing this information used our best endeavours to ensure that the information contained therein is true and accurate, but accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect of any errors, inaccuracies or misstatements contained herein. Prospective purchasers should make their own independent enquiries with the relevant authorities regarding zoning, development potential, approvals, planning requirements and any proposed development.
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