7 Exford Road, Dawesville, WA, 6211 - Land Sold on 01 10 2026

SoldOct 1, 2026

7 Exford Road, Dawesville, WA, 6211

$650,000

1624 m²

Land

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Sold: Oct 1, 2026

What's around 7 Exford Road

Rare 1,625sqm Coastal Opportunity in the Heart of Dawesville

Discover the space to create something truly special with this impressive 1,625sqm parcel of land, tucked away in an established and peaceful pocket of Dawesville and surrounded by the natural beauty that makes this coastal community so desirable. Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and surrounded by established homes, the block offers a wonderful sense of privacy and space, while remaining conveniently connected to everyday amenities. Why You'll Love It: -An exceptional 1,625sqm parcel of land -Quiet cul-de-sac position -Generous proportions offering exciting design possibilities -Established residential surroundings -Close to beautiful local beaches and Cut Golf Course -Natural bushland nearby, creating a relaxed coastal atmosphere -Convenient access to Coles and everyday shopping at Florida Beach Village -Close to local primary schools -Easy access to the Dawesville Channel, Peel-Harvey Estuary and boating facilities -Mandurah's shopping, dining and waterfront attractions within convenient driving distance Positioned between the Indian Ocean and natural bushland, this generous block offers exceptional space to design a substantial family home while enjoying the relaxed Dawesville coastal lifestyle. Whether your vision is a spacious family residence surrounded by gardens, room for outdoor entertaining, or simply the privacy and freedom that comes with a substantial parcel of land, 7 Exford Road offers an exceptional foundation from which to begin, subject to all relevant approvals. Bring your plans, choose your builder and create your own piece of the Dawesville coastal lifestyle! Disclaimer: This information is provided for general guidance purposes only and is based on details 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 inquiries.