Offered for the first time in 75 years, this charming 1950s home presents a rare opportunity for homeowners, renovators, and developers alike.
Situated in a connected location, just a short stroll from Loch Street train station, this generous 827sqm block with north-facing rear, sits within an R40 high-density zoning area – offering outstanding subdivision and redevelopment potential.
Whether you’re looking to renovate and enjoy the existing home, rent it out for income, or take full advantage of the zoning for a new multi-dwelling project, this property caters to a variety of investment strategies. Retain the existing character home and develop the rear, or clear the block entirely for a boutique development of new dwellings (STCA).
With limited development-ready sites currently available, this is a prime chance to secure a versatile and valuable piece of real estate in a tightly held market.
This property represents a significant and rare opportunity in today’s market., don’t miss your chance to unlock its full potential.
Key Features:
– Original 1950 home
– 827sqm sub-divisible block in R40 high-density zone
– North-facing backyard with excellent orientation
– Easy access to public transport – (Loch Street train station)
– Renovation potential to add value and style to the existing brick and iron home
– 3 big bedrooms with Jarrah floors
– Solar panels
– Shenton College and Mount Claremont Primary School catchment
– Close to schools, shops, and major arterial roads
Development potential (Zoned R40);
– Retain and renovate the front home with rear battle-axe lot
– Demolish and develop multiple dwellings (STCA)
Rates (approximate):
Council: $2,412 pa
Water: $1,376 pa
