Old Ledge Point Road

Lancelin WA 6044

The areas of Yanchep and Two Rocks are expected to be built-up in the near future as the high population growth within Perth and particularly the northern corridor is projected to continue unabated. In fact, the City of Wanneroo (which covers the northern corridor) has the fastest population growth in Perth with population forecast to double within 20 years in line with the high current annual growth rate of 4.2% for Perth.
Hence, Fence Reef and the area around Lancelin are expected to experience rapid residential and commercial development due to the influx of new households away from the northern corridor. Population inflow is forecast to concentrate around Fence Reef land since vast tracts of land between Two Rocks and Lancelin have been designated either as crown land, nature reserves or national parks and therefore cannot be developed. In fact, the Gingin Coast Structure Plan produced by the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) has identified Lancelin as the ?Major Local Centre? for future northern corridor expansion. The proximity of Fence Reef to the designated ?Major Local Centre? of Lancelin has bestowed Fence Reef with a smorgasbord of development potentials and opportunities.
The prospects of Fence Reef are further augmented by the implementation of the Gingin Coast Structure Plan which has resulted in the initial approval of one thousand residential lots under the Lancelin South Development. Fence Reef land is included in the Lancelin South Structure and Outline Development Plan with Stage 1 of the Lancelin South Development mid-way through completion and pre-sale of lots currently taking place. The complementary nature of the Lancelin South development to Fence Reef is obvious as the benefits of infrastructure constructed within the development will flow through to Fence Reef.
This is a rare opportunity for the astute investor to secure a parcel of BEACH FRONT land consisting of two adjoining lots with environmental reporting completed (refer to Information Memorandum) in close proximity to the future major centre of the fast expanding northern corridor of Perth.
Lancelin the future Mandurah of the North?
Let?s head north!!
Arguably Lancelin is set to become the ?Mandurah of the north? given the key similarities of Lancelin to Mandurah. Lancelin and Mandurah are both similar distances from Perth with Lancelin to the north and Mandurah to the south. Both are located on the coast with an established tourism industry and both are located in prime locations for growth, albeit that Mandurah?s ability to grow much further has limitations.
In less than 3 years from July 1987 to April 1990 Mandurah went from a town to a city and has continued to expand at a frenetic pace which has all but eliminated the opportunity for those wanting a truly relaxed easy going ?sea change? life style to attain it at affordable pricing in such close proximity to Perth.
In the case of Lancelin, the easy going ?sea change? lifestyle at affordable prices is a given and future population growth in the northern corridor will flow on to Lancelin as the northern corridor rapidly approaches full capacity and people continue to demand better lifestyle living at affordable prices.
Lancelin will be the prime location with required infrastructure to accommodate demand for the ?sea change? lifestyle choice in the rapidly expanding northern corridor so close to Perth. Be quick and do not miss out on the opportunity to acquire prime land with environmental reporting completed (refer to Information Memorandum) whose value will continue to increase with Lancelin?s southward expansion!