Positioned within the heart of Mandurah's evolving Strategic Centre Precinct, this substantial 2,106sqm landholding presents a rare and highly flexible opportunity for developers, builders, forward-thinking owners who just want more space in this location or investors to capitalise on genuine potential.
Zoned R60 and benefitting from dual street frontages being on a corner, the site offers outstanding scope for a well-designed, high-yield residential project - with the ability to deliver a range of outcomes including grouped dwellings, townhouses or a multi-residential apartment development (STCA).
Previously 26 and 28 France Street the titles were amalgamated to have one big residential block and the reason there are two separate residences in place as well as an additional granny flat, the property provides holding income potential or immediate flexibility while future plans are finalised. Current owner would require a rent back for a minimum 6 months.
The location further underpins the opportunity - positioned centrally to Mandurah's key lifestyle and commercial hubs including the foreshore, Mandurah Forum, transport links and a wide range of dining, retail and recreational amenities. This is a precinct experiencing ongoing growth, strong buyer demand and continued investment in infrastructure and lifestyle offerings.
For those seeking scale, flexibility and long-term upside in a proven coastal market, this is a site that delivers on all fronts.
At a glance:
• 2,106sqm landholding in Strategic Centre Precinct
• R60 zoning with strong development potential for grouped or multiple dwellings (STCA)
• Corner site with dual street frontage for flexible design and access
• Two houses plus granny flat on site
• Holding income or flexible interim use
• Wide access and practical site layout
• Central to Forum, foreshore, transport and amenities
Disclaimer:
This information is provided as a guide only and has been prepared without taking into account any particular buyer's objectives. No warranty or representation is given as to its accuracy or completeness. All interested parties must rely on their own independent enquiries with the WAPC, the City of Mandurah and relevant authorities regarding zoning, development potential and all other matters.
