Positioned in one of Perth's most tightly held blue-chip suburbs, 15 Troy Terrace presents a rare opportunity to secure a premium development site with substantial groundwork already completed.
Set on a generous 981sqm landholding with desirable R100 zoning, this exceptional property comes with WAPC approval already in place for a boutique four-residence development - allowing developers to fast-track delivery in a high-demand western suburbs market.
Concept plans have been thoughtfully designed for four luxury townhouses, each offering:
• 4x3x2
• Private rooftop terraces
• Dedicated lap pools
• High-end contemporary design focused on lifestyle and functionality
Surrounded by quality homes and established amenities, the site is perfectly positioned within walking distance to Daglish Train Station, moments from Subiaco, Shenton Park and Wembley, and only minutes to Perth CBD.
With premium downsizer and executive family demand continuing to strengthen throughout the western suburbs, the approved design concept offers an outstanding opportunity to deliver a sophisticated boutique project in an undersupplied market segment.
Development Highlights:
• 981sqm green title site
• R100 zoning
• WAPC approval for 4 Survey Strata residences already secured
• Highly sought-after western suburbs location
• Strong end-value appeal for owner-occupiers and premium buyers
• Easy access to transport, schools, hospitals and lifestyle precincts
Opportunities with approvals, design work and genuine development readiness already in place are increasingly difficult to secure.
A premium project opportunity ready for the next stage.
Contact Nyenda today on 0466 427 120 or email [email protected]
Inhabit Property encourages all interested parties to conduct their own due diligence with reference to redevelopment potential. 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
