3 Grand Promenade, Bayswater WA 6053

An exceptional opportunity is presented to you via this stunning 957m² property, that is located within the R-AC3 'Meltham Train Station Zoning' area. Boasting an impressive 19.9m frontage, this site is primed for you to realize your development dream.

Whether you choose to renovate or rebuild, there are a range of possibilities on offer here in this highly walkable neighbourhood. Either by enjoying a leisurely stroll along the safe Maylands strip, located just across the train line, or by taking advantage of the vibrant dining and entertainment options on offer in Beaufort Street, which is conveniently located just down the road. Or alternatively, you could take a short train ride directly into the Perth CBD.

In the context of planning, an "R-AC3" zoning signifies a mixed use residential density code, allowing for up to six story buildings and a mix of commercial and residential development. Subject to Local Planning Approval of course.

The existing home, constructed in 1950, features three bedrooms, one bathroom, spacious living areas, a rear kitchen, and a sizable backyard. There is also a single garage and a storage area located to the side.

Opportunities like this in such a prime location are rare, especially as development continues to expand in the area. So don't let this chance slip away, secure your piece of paradise today!

Situated within close proximity to:
- Meltham Train Station Development Zone
- Mount Lawley Golf Club
- Ascot Race Course
- Morley Galleria Shopping Centre
- Coventry Pavilion
- Perth Airport
- DFO Shopping Precinct
- St Columba's Primary School
- Chisholm Catholic College
- Bayswater Primary School
- Maylands Peninsula Primary School
- John Forrest Secondary College

For further details, please contact Glenn at 0417 989 045 today.


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