3 Kathleen Ave

Maylands WA 6051

1530 m²

Land

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

PREMIUM LAND. PREMIER LOCATION

Opportunities of this calibre are becoming increasingly difficult to secure. Positioned in one of Maylands' most desirable pockets, this expansive 1,530sqm (approx) landholding presents an exceptional opportunity to capitalise on the area's continued growth. With R60 zoning and a generous 20m frontage, the site offers outstanding scope for a quality medium-density residential development (STCA). Surrounded by established homes and quality modern developments, the location is every bit as impressive as the land itself. Just moments from the Swan River foreshore, Maylands Peninsula Golf Course and the vibrant café and dining precinct, future residents will enjoy an enviable lifestyle with easy access to everything this thriving suburb has to offer. The Perth CBD is only minutes away, while Optus Stadium, Crown Entertainment Precinct, Maylands Train Station, bus routes, local shopping, schools and beautiful riverside walking and cycling trails are all within easy reach. WHAT WE LOVE: • 1,530 sqm (approx) landholding • R60 Medium Density Residential zoning • Excellent development potential (STCA) • Level site in an established residential precinct • Minutes from the Swan River foreshore • Close to Maylands Peninsula Golf Course • Walking distance to cafés, restaurants and local shopping • Easy access to Maylands Train Station and public transport • Approximately 10 minutes to the Perth CBD • Convenient to Optus Stadium and Crown Perth Large development sites in premium inner-city locations are becoming increasingly scarce, making this a compelling opportunity for developers, investors and land bankers alike. Call Ben Keevers directly on 0404 056 010 for further details. This information is provided for general information and marketing 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.