3153 Albany Highway, Armadale WA 6112

Presenting 3153 Albany Highway, Armadale - a fantastic 1,134m² landholding currently in the process of Development Application (DA) approval and already in Stage 1 of subdivision. With R15/40 zoning, this site offers exceptional potential for subdivision and development, allowing for the construction of up to four dwellings (subject to council approval).

Key Highlights:
Land Size: 1,134m² block with excellent development potential
Zoning: R15/40 - flexibility to build multiple dwellings
Subdivision: Currently DA approval in progress - streamlining the path to development
Development Potential: Potential to create and build up to 4 properties (subject to WAPC and council approval)
Investment Appeal: Benefit from rental demand and capital growth in a thriving area

Location Benefits:
Strategically positioned for lifestyle and connectivity:
Minutes to Armadale Shopping City, Haynes Shopping Centre, and local retail hubs
Easy access to public transport, including Armadale Train Station and local bus routes
Close to schools, parks, and community facilities
Direct links to Tonkin Highway and Albany Highway for smooth commuting

Why Invest Here?
Armadale is a growing residential hub with rising demand for affordable, well-located housing. With R15/40 zoning, DA approval in progress, Stage 1 subdivision underway, and a generous 1,134m² land size, this property offers developers and investors an outstanding opportunity to capitalise on a development-ready site in a high-demand corridor.

For more information contact Namat on 0457 360 684 or Farhad on 0480 277 033.

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