154D Holland Street

Fremantle WA 6160

Superb, level building blocks in this sort after and very central location close to Fremantle. With the key convenience of public transport, cafe, supermarket, park and schools all within a short walk. (Approximate distances)Frank Gibson Park 250mMarmion St Bus stop 400m9 Seads Cafe 700mWoolworthes Palmyra 1.6kmWoolworthes Melville 1.9kmPalmyra Primary 1.3kmFremantle 2.1kmGeorge St precinct 1.8kmRoyal Fremantle Golf Course 400mTAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE GOVERNMENT GRANTSPerhaps a once in a lifetime opportunity to take advantage of the incentives offered by our state and federal governments. Land has never before been snatched up as fast and good blocks in highly sought after and convenient locations are becoming a real rarity.Receive $55K in grants for eligible First Home Buyers plus up to $14k in Stamp Duty totalling a massive $69,000 in savings.Receive $45K in grants for eligible buyers who are not First Home BuyersWith the median house price of Fremantle currently $783,000 (Source REIWA), here is your chance to build your brand new spacious home in this great location for well under the median house price. With titles expected October 2020, here are the numbers:Lot 1 - 301m2 with a 11.4m width and 26.4m deep fronting Holland StLot 2 - 301m2 with a 11.4m width and 26.4m deep fronting Holland StLot 3 - 267m2 with a 12.1m width and 22.0m deep driveway off Antrim LaneLot 4 - 267m2 with a 12.1m width and 22.0m deep driveway off Antrim LaneCome and be part of the Holland St revitalisation with many new homes recently being constructed or extensively renovated. The hidden value of this extremely convenient pocket in Fremantle is quickly being discovered. This rare and superb lifestyle opportunity awaits. Invest in your future now. Call Brad Kelly on 0411 745 925.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.