Knoll Rise is an area highpoint, only steps from the ocean consisting of “Dune lots” each with over 1,000sqm in size.
This particular block is facing north/north east and features an engineered, fully retained building platform, enabling you to design your home with spectacular ocean views.
PROPERTY FEATURES
*No timeframe to build
*Huge 1,228sqm prime coastal land
*Ocean Views
*Services available for connection (deep sewer, water, gas and Telstra Velocity with fibreoptic cable)
*Engineered, fully retained building area (established by the developer)
*Knoll Rise building guidelines apply and can be provided on request
TOP SPOT
*Iconic location, area highpoint
*Only meters to nearest beach access and lookout
*Short walk to famous Yanchep Lagoon beach
*Short walk to future Foreshore development
*Residential traffic only (cul-de-sac)
*approx. 2min drive to Yanchep shopping centre
*approx. 7min drive to Yanchep National Park
*approx. 10min drive to Two Rocks marina and restaurants
*approx. 14min drive to Butler train station
*approx. 4min drive to new Yanchep train station (due to open in 2023)
With millions spend on infrastructure and works on the future foreshore development commencing, Yanchep has emerged from a seaside village into a coastal to town without losing its charm and heritage and is earmarked to be THE coastal hotspot.
This the time to buy now as prices will only go up as properties like this won’t be available anymore in the years to come.
With train line and freeway extension on the way a huge number of people made Yanchep their home in the past years already as the coastal lifestyle with “city connection” is very appealing and even more so these days!
For more information call Peggy now on 041 55 66 825 or email to [email protected]
This land listing located in Yanchep was sold by Peggy Middelveld at Peard Real Estate.
If you would like to get in touch with Peggy Middelveld regarding 15 Knoll Rise, Yanchep, please call 0415 566 825 or contact the agent via email.
Yanchep is an outer suburb located on the coast, 56 kilometres north of Perth. Originally a small crayfishing settlement, it was developed by entrepreneur Alan Bond in the 1970s. The name ‘Yanchep’ was adapted from the Nyoongar word ‘Yandjip’, or ‘Yanget’, which is their word for the bulrush reed that is abundant around the wetlands of the area. Its boundaries as a suburb are extremely large, covering over 220 square kilometres and taking up almost the entire northern and north-eastern portion of the City of Wanneroo.
As a suburb, Yanchep has a shopping centre with a large Woolworths and various specialty shops such as a newsagency, butcher, bakery, hair salon, travel agency, cafe, massage and nail salons and fast food outlets. A garden centre, vet and various other businesses are also located in the industrial area a few hundred metres from the shopping centre.
Yanchep is a popular tourist destination due to its close proximity to the Yanchep National Park, therefore most residents are located in a small enclave around Yanchep Beach Road, near the coast. There are two primary schools and one secondary school in the area, with a new primary school expected to open in 2021.