91A Clontarf Street, Sorrento WA 6020

This is your chance to secure a prime coastal block of land on the doorstep of picturesque Robin Reserve.
Ideally located with a north-facing aspect, the 299sqm proposed survey-strata rear lot with a generous 14.1m (approx.) frontage will enjoy panoramic park views and quiet laneway access. With iconic beaches and West Coast Drive just moments away at the end of the street, this is a rare opportunity to build your dream home in this highly sought-after pocket of Sorrento.

WHAT WE LOVE:

• 299sqm block with a 14.1m frontage (proposed survey-strata)
• On the doorstep of Robin Reserve, with uninterrupted park views
• North-facing aspect
• Walk to Sorrento Primary School
• Close to Sacred Heart College and Duncraig Senior High School
• Close to a wide range of local cafes, restaurants and neighbourhood amenities
• Easy access to West Coast Drive, Marmion Avenue, Mitchell Freeway and local public transport networks, including Greenwood and Warwick train stations

With the Indian Ocean and west coast beaches doubling as their backyard and playground, Sorrento locals enjoy a relaxed, coastal lifestyle. Close to top schools, including Sorrento Primary School, Sacred Heart College, Duncraig Senior High and St Mark's Anglican Community School, residents enjoy easy access to the Mitchell Freeway and local public transport networks, including Greenwood and Warwick train stations.

With the convenience of neighbourhood shopping centres as well as shopping precincts Westfield Whitford City and Karrinyup Shopping Centre close by, Sorrento also has an array of community facilities and lifestyle options, including Sorrento Surf Club, Duncraig Public Library and Sorrento Sports Club.

Call Ben Keevers directly on 0404 056 010 for further details.

This information is provided for general information and marketing purposes only and is based on information 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 enquiries.