11 Martin Avenue

Rivervale WA 6103

More Photos coming tomorrow. 913sqm SubDividable Block (STCA) in a Prime Rivervale PocketOpportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. Set on a generous 913sqm block with an impressive 20m frontage, this property offers exceptional potential for those looking to renovate, demolish or develop(Subject to Council & WAPC approval). Zoned R20, it's an ideal canvas for developers, investors, or families wanting space and future growth.The existing 2bedroom family homeneeds a lot of work and will be sold in an AS IS condition. Whether that's a modern makeover, a brandnew build, or a multilot development.Why You'll Love this opportunity:-913sqm subdividable block(STCA)-20m frontageoffering design flexibility-R20 zoning rare development potential (Subject to Council & WAPC approval)-2-bedroom home-Perfect for developers, investors, or futurefocused buyers-Sold AS IS CONDITIONA Location That Ticks Every Box:-Nestled in a quiet, familyfriendly pocket of Rivervale, this address places you moments from everything that makes Perth living so effortless.-Prime Connectivity & Lifestyle-Quick access to Perth CBD, Crown Perth, and the Swan River-Minutes to Optus Stadiumand Perth Airport-Walking distance to public transport, local parks, and green spaces-Close to Belmont Forumfor shopping, dining, and daily essentialsSchools & Education:-Within the catchment for Rivervale Primary School-Zoned for Belmont City College-Surrounded by quality childcare and education optionsA Rare Opportunity Not to Be Missed, Whether you're looking to landbank, build your dream home, or unlock development potential, this property delivers unmatched versatility in one of Rivervale's most convenient and connected locations.Act fast and contact Josh on 0432 183 369 as properties with this level of potential are few and far between.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.