Imagine sharing a view with one of Geraldton’s most iconic lookouts. That’s the opportunity on offer at 15 Hill Way, Geraldton, positioned alongside the Wishing Well Lookout on Brede Street and enjoying an impressive elevated outlook across Geraldton and toward the Indian Ocean.
Set on 758m² of vacant residential land*, this is certainly not your everyday building block. The steep nature of the site presents an opportunity for someone with vision to create a home specifically designed to embrace the elevation and outlook.
A split-level design could provide an exciting way to work with the natural contours of the land, potentially creating elevated living areas, expansive glazing, balconies and outdoor entertaining spaces positioned to capture some of Geraldton’s most scenic views.
This is a property that requires imagination, but with thoughtful design, the characteristics that make the block different could also be what makes the finished home something truly special.
Despite the elevated setting, you remain conveniently close to Geraldton’s CBD, shopping, regional hospital, schools, sporting facilities and everyday amenities.
Property details:
- 758m²* vacant residential land
- Elevated city and Indian Ocean outlook
- Unique opportunity for a split-level design
- Mains water and deep sewerage available for connection along Hill Street
- Water rates: $763* p.a.
- Council rates: $1,408* p.a.
Buyers are encouraged to undertake their own investigations regarding building possibilities, site requirements, services and electricity connection.
All measurements and rates are approximate. Building possibilities are subject to relevant approvals.
AI IMAGE DISCLOSURE: The first image used in this advertising is an AI-generated building concept created for marketing and inspiration purposes only. It does not represent an existing or approved building design, architectural plan, building envelope or guaranteed development outcome for the property. The design, size, positioning, landscaping and other features shown have not been assessed for compliance with planning, building, engineering, site or other requirements. Buyers should not rely on the image as an indication of what can be constructed on the property and are encouraged to make their own enquiries with suitably qualified professionals and relevant authorities.