Positioned on a sizeable 852sqm parcel of land in an exceptionally convenient Glendalough location, 9 Pollard Street presents an exciting opportunity for developers, investors and land buyers looking to capitalise on the future potential of this well-connected inner-northern suburb.
Zoned R60, the property offers significant redevelopment potential, with preliminary discussions with the City of Stirling indicating scope for multiple dwelling or townhouse development, potentially accommodating four to five residences depending on the design and proposed use of the site. Development is subject to the applicable planning framework and all necessary approvals.
With a generous 852sqm of land and a predominantly rectangular configuration, the site provides an exciting foundation from which buyers can explore a range of development concepts and possibilities.
The original 2x1 home remains in-situ and is being sold on an "as is" condition.
LOCATION THAT ADDS TO THE OPPORTUNITY
One of the greatest strengths of this property is its location. Glendalough offers outstanding connectivity to the Perth CBD and surrounding lifestyle precincts, making it an increasingly attractive option for those wanting convenient inner-suburban living.
Glendalough Train Station is within easy reach, providing direct public transport connections into the city and beyond, while nearby Mitchell Freeway access makes commuting by car equally convenient.
The property is also well positioned to enjoy the surrounding lifestyle amenities, with Lake Monger and its popular walking and cycling paths nearby, along with easy access to the cafés, restaurants and entertainment of Mount Hawthorn, Leederville and surrounding precincts. Shopping, schools, parks and everyday conveniences are all within easy reach, while the Perth CBD is only a short drive away.
For developers, the combination of higher-density zoning, substantial landholding and proximity to major transport infrastructure and established lifestyle precincts makes this an opportunity worthy of serious consideration.
*All information relating to zoning and potential development of the property has been provided in good faith and is based on information available at the time of marketing, including preliminary discussions with the City of Stirling. Any references to potential dwelling numbers, building heights, development configurations or future use are indicative only and should not be relied upon as confirmation that a particular development will be permitted.
Any proposed subdivision or development is subject to the relevant planning requirements, policies, site constraints and approvals of the City of Stirling, Western Australian Planning Commission and/or any other relevant authority.
Prospective purchasers are strongly encouraged to undertake their own independent investigations and due diligence prior to making an offer or entering into a contract to purchase the property. Buyers should make their own enquiries with the City of Stirling and other relevant authorities and obtain independent planning, surveying, architectural and/or professional advice regarding their intended use or development of the property.
