71 Armadale Crescent

Coolbinia WA 6050

Held tightly for more than five decades, this is one of those opportunities that simply doesn't come around twice. Spanning an impressive 1,002sqm across, this is Coolbinia at scale - and it's ready for something significant.Set behind the existing 1920s character home, (scheduled for demolition) the true value here lies in the land. Split into two substantial lots (870sqm - Under Contract and 1,002sqm For Sale), this is a rare chance to secure, design and create in one of Perth's most tightly held pockets.With a favourable northern frontage, combined with an elevated rear position that opens the door to potential city views from a second storey (STCA). It's a combination that's incredibly hard to find, and even harder to replicate.Whether you're looking to build a landmark residence, develop a high-end home, or landbank for the future, this is a canvas with serious upside.Large, flexible, and tightly held - this is Coolbinia at its absolute best.FEATURESLot 714: 1,002sqmOriginal 1920s home, scheduled for demolitionFavourable northern aspect to the front of the propertyElevated rear with potential for city views (STCA)Flexible options to renovate, rebuild or redevelopOPPORTUNITYBuild a bespoke, large-scale family home across the full 1,002sqm holdingAll head works and demolition to be done before settlementLOCATIONTightly held and highly sought-after Coolbinia pocketSurrounded by quality homes and established streetscapesClose to local parks, schools and lifestyle amenitiesEasy access to the Perth CBD and major transport routesTITLE DETAILSLot 714 Volume 1805 Folio 167OUTGOINGS APPROXCouncil Rates - $2,341 per annum approx.Water Rates - $1,537.25 per annum approx.Total Outgoings - $3,878.25 per annum approx.For more information or to arrange a viewing contact Mark today.DISCLAIMERThis information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information supplied by third parties including the seller and relevant authorities. While believed to be accurate, interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.