243/84 Loftus Street

West Perth WA 6005

Zoning: Residential R80 (LPS2)
Designated Use: Residential
Building Height Limit: Up to 3 storeys
Future Planning: Approx. 14m frontage to be ceded for road widening
Tenancy: Periodic lease generating $450 per week

243 Vincent Street, West Perth
Lot Size: 705.59m
Zoning: Residential R80
Designated Use: Residential
Building Height Limit: Up to 3 storeys
Future Planning: Approx. 13.5m frontage to be ceded for road widening
Tenancy: Periodic lease generating $510 per week

84 Loftus Street, West Perth
Lot Size: 559m
Floor Area: 106m
Zoning: Residential R80 (LPS2)
Designated Use: Residential
Building Height Limit: Up to 3 storeys
Future Planning: No heritage restrictions or road widening requirements
Tenancy: Vacant, ideal for immediate planning and development

Residential Zone Objective:

Diverse Housing Options:
Supports a variety of housing choices and residential densities to meet community needs.
High-Quality Design and Streetscapes: Encourages quality in design, architecture, and landscaping to enhance the area's aesthetic.

Compatible Non-Residential Uses:
Permits select non-residential uses that complement the residential environment.
Combined, these properties offer a total of approx. 1,863.58m of developable land with rental income from two properties, flexible zoning options, and the opportunity for high-quality, sustainable residential design. Whether acquired as individual lots or as a strategic landholding, this is an exceptional opportunity to contribute to West Perth's urban landscape.

The site incorporating all 3 dwellings will be sold on an "as is" basis.

Contact Doreen Sharma on 0415 070 683 or email doreensharma@theagency.com.au to explore this unique development potential at 241 & 243 Vincent Street, along with 84 Loftus Street!

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.