Bellevue is the kind of suburb investors circle in red pen and families quietly hope no one else notices. It's convenient, connected, and confidently on the rise. Positioned just moments from Midland Gate, major transport links, schools, cafes and medical facilities, living here means your weekdays run smoothly and your weekends stay wide open. This is life without the long, exhausting commute, where the city, the Hills, and the Swan Valley all feel close enough to access with just a good, but relatively short, podcast. It's walk-the-dog-before-dinner territory, school-drop-without-the-stress geography, and the type of postcode renters chase - making it highly coveted by those who understand long-term value. It's where smart money likes to land.
Especially here, where there's the possibility of not just one, but two blocks, conveniently next to each other. Each block promises a generous 647sqm each, or combine them into a rare 1,294sqm canvas where all kinds of future-proofing is on the cards. This is where you build what you, your family, your grandkids will thank you for whether that's a sprawling family, multigenerational residence with breathing room or get clever with development plans that will work for you while you sleep. In an up-and-coming suburb like Bellevue, scale equals leverage.
Features Include:
• 18 Alice Street - 647m2
• 20 Alice Street - 647m2
• Or make the most of both at 1,294m2
• R20/40 (Further development is subject to relevant shire approval)
• 2 separate titles
For more information on 18 & 20 Alice Street Bellevue or for friendly advice on any of your real estate needs please call Michael Hagdorn on 0439 496 093.
* Disclaimer: the team at Earnshaws Real Estate has used our best endeavours to ensure the information here is accurate, but prospective purchasers should always make their own enquiries with the relevant authorities to verify the information in this listing. We accept no liability for any errors, omissions or inaccuracies. All boundary lines, measurements and sizes on our images are approximate.
