15 Currong Way Nollamara WA 6061

SOLD BY ADAM NAUMOVSKI!

Attention developers and investors – this is the one you've been waiting for.

Set in one of Nollamara's most rapidly evolving pockets, 15 Currong Way represents an exceptional opportunity to secure a large, level 769sqm block with R40 zoning and an expansive 18.9m frontage. Whether you're looking to land bank for future investment or build a profitable triplex site with modern, in-demand villas or townhouses, this property offers the space, zoning, and location to suit!

This rectangular site provides easy access for planning and construction, making it a developer's dream. With zoning already in place, you can fast-track your next project in a suburb experiencing high buyer and rental demand.

Surrounded by quality redevelopments and just steps from the open spaces of Des Penman Reserve, this address blends lifestyle appeal with strategic value. Key amenities including shopping centres, public transport, schools, and major road links are all within easy reach – further enhancing its marketability for future buyers or tenants.

Key Features:
• Huge 769sqm block
• R40 zoning – potential for triplex development
• Wide 18.9m frontage – ideal for subdivision or villa-style builds
• Level, rectangular land – highly usable and easy to build on
• 600m to local IGA supermarket
• 230m to nearest bus stop
• 1.3km to Nollamara Primary School
• 8.7km to Karrinyup Shopping Centre
• Close to shops, schools, cafes, and parks
• Walk to Des Penman Reserve – major local lifestyle asset

This is a rare chance to capitalise on a fantastic development site in an ultra-convenient Nollamara location. Whether you're expanding your portfolio or hunting for your next project, 15 Currong Way delivers location, land size, and flexibility in equal measure.

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.