10 Kew Street, Wellard WA 6170

Navpreet Singh from The Agency proudly presents 10 Kew Street, Wellard — a rare opportunity to secure a 262sqm block in one of Wellard’s most sought-after, family-friendly pockets. Perfect for first-home buyers, families, or investors looking to build a stylish, modern home in a vibrant community.

Set in a peaceful and welcoming neighbourhood, this block provides the ideal canvas to design a home that perfectly balances lifestyle, functionality, and modern style. With 262sqm of land, there’s ample space to create an open-plan family home, a contemporary townhouse, or a cleverly designed compact residence — the choice is yours.

The location is second to none. Residents can enjoy easy access to Wellard Square with Woolworths, cafés, and specialty shops, or nearby Kwinana Marketplace for larger retail needs. Outdoor lovers will appreciate nearby green spaces including Diamond Park and Maldon Park, perfect for walking, play, and family activities.

Wellard offers a strong sense of community with a family-friendly environment, green reserves, and convenient transport links including Wellard train station, making commuting to Perth or surrounding areas effortless. Local schools, parks, cafés, and shopping centres are all within easy reach, creating the perfect balance of lifestyle and convenience.

This block is a rare opportunity to secure land in a high-demand area, providing the freedom to build your dream home tailored to your needs. Whether you’re envisioning a peaceful family retreat, a modern sanctuary, or a smart investment, 10 Kew Street offers endless possibilities.

?? Contact Navpreet Singh on 0416 377 765 today to discuss this exciting opportunity and start planning your dream home.
With The Agency and Team Rash — your next move starts here.

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.