7 Frankfort Way

Wellard WA 6170

Navpreet Singh from The Agency presents 7 Frankfort Way, Wellard WA 6170-a prime opportunity in the heart of the prestigious Wellard Providence estate. This 480sqm titled block is perfectly poised for your dream home, offering a seamless blend of convenience, nature, and family-oriented living.Nestled in the award-winning Wellard Providence, this block is surrounded by the beauty of 75 hectares of protected bushland and wetlands. It's the ideal location for those who appreciate tranquility and the outdoors, with 4km of scenic walking and cycling trails right at your doorstep. Just 500 meters away lies the UDIA Award-Winning 'Bulrush Park', a stunning communal space perfect for family outings and recreation.This property boasts:480sqm of titled land ready for immediate constructionProximity to essential amenities: walking distance to a primary school, medical center, and daycare facilitiesConvenient access: only 3km to Wellard Town Centre and Train Station, and easy access to Kwinana Freeway (Mortimer Rd exit)Quick commute: 30 minutes to Perth CBD and 13 minutes to the nearest beachThis is your chance to join a vibrant neighborhood known for its family-friendly environment and excellent amenities.Whether you're building your first home, downsizing, or looking for a smart investment, this block offers unmatched potential. The peaceful surroundings, combined with the convenience of nearby facilities and easy commuting options, make this an ideal spot for your next chapter.Don't miss out on this exceptional opportunity to create your dream home in Wellard Providence. Contact Navpreet Singh today at 0416 377 765 to learn more and schedule a viewing. With Team Rash by your side, your real estate aspirations become reality. Seize the chance to build your dreams in one of Wellard's most desirable locations.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.