15 Dudley Street Midland WA 6056

Classic Character, Modern Luxury, Exceptional Development Potential

Perfectly positioned in one of Midland's most convenient locations, this beautifully renovated classic home offers the best of both worlds—timeless charm for today and outstanding potential for tomorrow.

Set on a generous 1232 m2 R60-zoned development site, this property presents an exceptional opportunity for homeowners, investors, and developers alike. Whether you're looking to move straight in, secure a high-performing investment, or landbank for future development (subject to relevant approvals), the possibilities are impressive.

Inside, every detail has been thoughtfully updated to create a stylish, modern home while retaining its original character. The complete renovation means all the hard work has been done—simply unpack and enjoy.

Property Highlights:

.Renovated 60s home with modern finishes throughout
.Valuable R60 zoning offering significant development potential (STCA)
.Spacious block with exciting subdivision or multi-dwelling possibilities
.Beautifully updated kitchen and bathrooms
.Polished timber floors
.High ornate ceilings
.R/C air-conditioning
.Light-filled living spaces with character features
.Ready to move in or lease immediately
.Convenient location close to shops, schools, public transport, parks & Shopping Centres
.Room for vegetable garden/chook pen

Opportunities like this are increasingly rare—a charming home that's ready to enjoy today while offering incredible future upside. Whether you're an astute developer, savvy investor, or buyer seeking a quality home with built-in growth potential, this is a property you won't want to miss.

Inspect today and discover the lifestyle, investment, and development potential this outstanding Midland property has to offer.

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.