One Rare Window. Queens Park's Best Kept Secret is Out.
This is the kind of opportunity that doesn't come around twice — and when it does, the developers who move fast are the ones who win.
Three lots Subdivision R30 zoning. And a Queens Park precinct sitting right in the middle of a proposed Structure Plan review with the City of Canning that could reshape what's possible here entirely.
Whether you take all three and unlock the full development yield, or secure one or two of the individually priced lots at exceptional value — this is a site that rewards every level of ambition.
The Big Picture — What Three Lots Means
Combined, the three-lot landholding delivers a rare consolidated footprint in one of Perth's most talked-about emerging suburbs. The scale, the zoning, and the timing align in a way that is genuinely unusual.
Subject to planning approval and the outcome of the current Structure Plan review, the combined site has the scale to support meaningful medium-density redevelopment — apartments, grouped dwellings, or a staged development strategy that allows you to move in phases as the planning landscape evolves.
Our architect on this project, Nick Rennick of SKAPA Studio, is available to work through full development appraisals with genuinely interested buyers and developers. Reach out to Ellie to be connected.
The Value Play — Lots Available Individually
Not ready to take the whole site? Two of the three lots are being offered individually and represent exceptional standalone value in their own right.
Each is a generously sized landholding, each zoned R30, and each carries its own development potential — comfortably accommodating grouped dwellings or a retain-and-build strategy, subject to approval.
For the buyer who wants a foothold in Queens Park before the suburb fully reprices itself, these individual lots are the entry point.
About the Properties
226 George Street
1963-built character home | 1,066m² | 3 bed, 1 bath, 2 car
A liveable, rentable holding that earns its keep while you plan. Functional kitchen, generous living, and a solid bones character home with a 2-car garage and excellent access. AS IS SALE.
Location — Because It Really Is All About Location
Positioned in the heart of Queens Park and walking distance to Queens Park Train Station, you're surrounded by:
Westfield Carousel Shopping Centre
Big brand retail, cafes, restaurants and shops
Medical centres, a library and car showrooms
The Leisureplex, the Canning River and beautiful parklands
Walking, cycling and trekking paths right on your doorstep
Quality local schools and public transport at your fingertips
Queens Park has everything a growing suburb needs — and with R30 zoning, a three-lot landholding of this scale, and a Structure Plan review actively underway, the upside here is genuinely exceptional.
Contact Ellie today to discuss the full opportunity or to be connected with our development architect for an appraisal.
Ellie Hill — Centurion Real Estate
0479 002 055 | ✉️ elliehill@centurionrealestate.net.au
Development appraisals available for serious buyers and developers in consultation with:
Nick Rennick BSc(Hons) | PgDip | ARB | RAIA — SKAPA Studio (Architect)
0426 632 209 | ✉️ nick@skapastudio.com.au
*Land area is approximate and subject to survey.
*Median price and market data sourced from REIWA, correct as at time of preparation — subject to change as REIWA revises figures monthly. Prospective purchasers should verify current data directly with REIWA prior to making decisions.
Disclaimer: All development yields (apartment and grouped dwelling numbers) are indicative only, subject to Council approval and the outcome of the pending Queens Park Structure Plan review, and do not constitute planning advice or a guarantee of approval. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this advertisement; however, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries to verify all relevant details. This information does not constitute any representation by the vendor or agent and is expressly excluded from any contract.
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