25 Fifth Ave, Mount Lawley is a 4 bedroom, 1 bathroom House with 1 parking spaces and was built in 1923. The property has a land size of 531m2.
For buyers with vision, 25 Fifth Avenue presents an increasingly rare opportunity to restore a character home in one of Mount Lawley's most desirable streets.
Offered strictly as is, the residence requires substantial restoration and will appeal particularly to experienced renovators, builders, heritage enthusiasts and buyers seeking a well-positioned landholding with long-term potential.
25 Fifth Avenue Standouts:
531sqm corner site
R30 zoning
Prominent corner positioning with two street frontages
Established garden setting
Attractive, tree-lined streetscape
Existing home positioned across only part of the site
Beautiful high ceilings
Original timber picture rails and skirting boards
Well-proportioned rooms
Timber-look flooring through the main living area
Connected living and dining spaces
Genuine character features ready to be restored and reimagined
Restoration and Future Potential
The property's immediate appeal lies in the opportunity to retain and restore the existing heritage residence, preserving its original character while creating a distinctive Mount Lawley home.
Depending on the home's heritage requirements, its position on the land and the necessary planning approvals, buyers may also wish to investigate whether there is scope to create an additional lot or dwelling to the rear of the existing residence.
The corner position is a particularly valuable feature, as it may provide:
More practical vehicle access
The possibility of separate street access
Greater design flexibility than a conventional internal lot
The potential to avoid a long battle-axe driveway
Improved independence and street presence for any future dwelling
Any subdivision, additional dwelling or redevelopment proposal would remain subject to detailed professional assessment and approval by the relevant authorities.
Important Considerations
Prospective buyers should make their own enquiries regarding:
The property's heritage listing and applicable development restrictions
The exact dimensions and position of the existing residence
Subdivision and development requirements under the R30 zoning
Access and parking requirements
WAPC and relevant local government approvals
The feasibility of retaining the existing home while creating an additional lot or dwelling
The Opportunity
Corner sites of this size and character are becoming increasingly difficult to find in Mount Lawley. The combination of heritage appeal, established gardens, R30 zoning and flexible corner access gives this property a level of possibility that is rarely available in such a tightly held location.
Whether restored as a singular character residence or explored for its broader potential, 25 Fifth Avenue offers the foundations for something truly special.
Call Vee Po for more information on 0400037669.
The size of Mount Lawley is approximately 4.3 square kilometres. There are 14 parks, covering nearly 9.3% of the total area. The population of Mount Lawley in 2016 was 11125 people. By 2021 the population was 11328 showing a population growth of 1.8% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Mount Lawley is 30-39 years. Households in Mount Lawley are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying over $4000 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Mount Lawley work in a professional occupation.In 2021, 61.10% of the homes in Mount Lawley were owner-occupied compared with 61.10% in 2016.
Mount Lawley has 6,323 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Mount Lawley have seen a 76.71% increase in median value, while Units have seen a 87.98% increase. As at 31 July 2026:
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