89 Eighth Avenue,
Maylands, WA 6051

New to the market.

Any astute developer will snap this up. Maylands is a peninsular surrounded by the Swan River with beautiful parks and views to the city. It's definitely one of Perth's most sought after suburbs.

This large corner site offers you versatility with regards to what you build because of the special zoning. Mixed use commercial / residential; Zoned 'Maylands Activity Centre, Special Control Area 1, RAC0' in terms of the City of Bayswater Town Planning Scheme No. 24 (TPS 24). To receive a copy of this please contact the Bayswater council). Should you require further clarification, please visit the Baywater council website: www.bayswater.wa.gov.au

There are three lots in total, as follows:
• 89 Eighth Avenue, Maylands (1,257sqm)
• 73 Eighth Avenue, Maylands (433sqm)
• 172 Whatley Cresent, Maylands (592sqm)
Total Land Area: 2,282sqm

The three property lots listed above will be sold as one, they will not be sold separately.

These are the last blocks that are not heritage listed on Whatley Crescent, so this will allow you to have uninterrupted city views from most floors should you decide to build. This popular location is extremely attractive for buyers, nestled opposite the train station which makes access to the city and airport so easy. Also at your fingertips are cafés, restaurants, wine bars and many shops.

At the moment there is the following periodic tenancies:
• IGA
• Newsagent
• 2x Restaurants
• Hairdressing Salon
• Wilson Carpark

This is a sensational location and an absolutely golden opportunity, so very unique and rare that no more opportunities to buy land like this are likely to come up again in Maylands.

Reasonable offers considered!

Call Roxanne Armitage today on 0427 377 2... or email roxanne@wrightre.com.au

Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information 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. The property is sold in as is condition and no changes or improvements will be made by the Seller before settlement.