31 Edgehill Street

Scarborough WA 6019

Nestled just a few streets back from the revamped Scarborough Beach esplanade, this massive block unveils an unparalleled canvas for your future development. Imagine the opportunities that are available for this unique site.

There are exciting development options attached to this premium parcel of rare earth, subject to council approvals of course.

Embrace the allure of boundless space and let your imagination run wild, within footsteps of brisk beach walks, surfing, pool and ocean swimming, kitesurfing, cycling and coastal dining – all very much the norm at Scarborough Beach, where the iconic Sunset Hill is a beautiful spot for picnics in front of one of the most amazing backdrops imaginable.

Children absolutely love The Whale playground, plus there's an all-ages climbing wall, half-court basketball and the popular Snake Pit skate-park bowl. Scarborough's refurbished retail and dining precinct also includes hip cafes and casual eating options, such as The Peach Pit, El Grotto and The Galway Hooker Irish pub.

Summertime live entertainment at the amphitheatre creates a festive vibe, as do the ever popular Sunset Markets. Also within arm's reach are major shopping centres (including new-look Karrinyup), top schools and a host of public-transport routes.

Secure your slice of paradise here and prepare to embark on a journey where the sweeping landscape and a potential spectacular seascape converge, promising an enviable lifestyle beyond compare!

Features include:

• Previous valuation report available on request
• Massive 1,012sqm (approx.) block
• Generous 20.12-metre (approx.) frontage
• Currently Zone – Development (Local Planning Scheme No. 3)
• Exciting development opportunities – STCA
• Potential ocean views and sunsets over Scarborough
• Walking distance to the beach and so much more

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.