19 John Street

Armadale WA 6112

SECOND CHANCEContract Fallen ThroughWhat: A perfectly positioned block of vacant land that's open to opportunityWho: Those seeking development potential within a central Armadale settingWhere: Walking distance to the retail precinct, with recreation, schooling and transport connections close byPositioned in a premium location close to the best Armadale has to offer sits this exceptional opportunity for the developer or investor. Zoned R60 and offering a generous 736sqm block, you have endless potential for a residential development (subject to all relevant authority approvals) with the peaceful street offering added appeal, and the flat, level land providing a range of options to explore, with 4m frontage and a rear boundary of 6m.The cul-de-sac setting ensures a sought after position, with an extensive range of retail, dining and entertainment options found within the popular Armadale Shopping Centre that's placed conveniently within walking distance, while you have a choice of schooling facilities within reach, plentiful parkland and recreational options, and seamless road and transport links, especially once the train line upgrades have been completed to ensure a straightforward link to both Perth and the surrounds.With no existing structures or cumbersome trees to remove, this outstanding prospect is open to a wealth of possibility, with residential options including a multiple dwelling apartment complex, grouped dwellings or other land uses that fall within the zoning parameters, while the central location is sure to attract a variety of buyers in search of conveniently placed opportunity.And the reason why this property is your perfect fit? Because the combination of location and opportunity ensure an appealing option to the developer or investor.Disclaimer:This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.