263 Fisher Street, Cloverdale WA 6105

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RETAIN & BUILD + DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

Positioned on a substantial 1,096sqm R20/40 site with a wide 19.1m frontage and approximately 4.3m side access, 263 Fisher Street presents an outstanding opportunity for developers, investors and land-bankers seeking scale, flexibility and future upside in a highly accessible Cloverdale location.

Opportunities of this size are becoming increasingly difficult to secure, particularly within close proximity to Belmont Forum, Perth Airport, major transport links and the Perth CBD.

The existing residence is a spacious four-bedroom home with previous extensions adding additional living areas and flexibility. While the property is being offered on an "as is, where is" basis, it provides the option to generate holding income while future plans are considered.

Whether your strategy is to retain and improve the existing home, explore a retain-and-build outcome, or investigate broader development possibilities (subject to the necessary approvals), the site offers a range of potential pathways.

Key highlights include:
• 1,096sqm landholding
• R20/40 zoning
• Approx. 19.1m frontage + 4.3m side access
• Large rectangular site configuration
• Existing 4-bedroom residence with additional living areas
• Multiple outbuildings and extensive rear yard
• Close to Belmont Forum, parks and local schools
• Easy access to Perth Airport, Crown, Optus Stadium, Victoria Park and the Perth CBD

A site of this scale, zoning and location presents an increasingly rare opportunity to secure a significant landholding with multiple future options.
To schedule a viewing of this opportunity contact Martin or Jordan on 0416 193 008.

Council Rates FY26: $1,725 approx.
Water Rates FY26: $1,205 approx.
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DISCLAIMER: This information is provided for general purposes only. Whilst every care has been taken in preparing this advertisement, no warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy. Interested parties should conduct their own inquiries to verify all information.