24 Thompson Road, North Fremantle WA 6159

Build in "Old North Fremantle"

Vacant Land in "Old" North Fremantle is almost impossible to find and the Thompson Road precinct offers a brilliant fusion of classic heritage homes and new contemporary construction. This area is well known for being established and family-friendly, ideal for all ages.

With an approved set of architects plans already in place, capitalise on the perfect opportunity for you to build your dream home with this 324sqm parcel of land. North Fremantle is a wise investment and with this fantastic 'blank slate' you can build your magnificent forever home.

This dream location is nestled in the narrowest part of the North Fremantle peninsular, the closest you can be in Perth to both river and beach. It is quiet yet minutes to all the best North Fremantle offers - coastal dining at Leighton Beach, cafes, dining and amenities at Queen Victoria Street and community hubs like the North Fremantle Social Farm and Bowling Club. Nearby is North Fremantle Primary School, childcare, and public transport, which makes it an easy ride to the CBD or Fremantle cappuccino strip. You will be in close proximity to the most prestigious private schools.

Once you experience the lifestyle on offer here you simply won't want to live anywhere else.

A copy of the approved building plans is available upon request.

BLOCK FEATURES:
Size: 324sqm
Width: 12.57m
Length: 25.75m
Zoning: r25


Rates & Local Information:
Water Rates: $724.37 (2024/25)
City of Fremantle Council Rates: $2,949.40 (2025/26)
Zoning: R25
Primary School Catchment: North Fremantle Primary School
Secondary School Catchments: John Curtin College of the Arts, Fremantle College, Melville Senior High School and Shenton College

DISCLAIMER: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by third parties including the Seller and relevant local authorities 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.