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YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Sitting in the heart of Rossmoyne, you'll find these 2 proposed lots (1 and 2) at 39 Tuscan Street; a prime location to build your brand-new home!
Home recently demolished and titles soon to be issued.
Your choice of 2 superbly positioned Survey Strata lots:
LOT 1 -
481 sqm (approx.) | 12.58 Frontage x 38.22 Length (approx.)
LOT 2 -
480 sqm (approx.) | 12.57 Frontage x 38.22 Length (approx.)
LOCATION
Ideally located, you'll enjoy walking along the picturesque Canning River, a choice of parklands, local shopping centres with cafes and restaurants, and an abundance of sporting amenities including tennis and bowling clubs. Sitting a short distance from the local kindergarten, Rossmoyne Primary and High Schools and access to public transport links.
CONTACT
Represented by Mark Thompson; to discuss your options contact Mark directly or text "39 Tuscan" to 0417 710 777 for your free digital brochure.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Measurements and timelines are all approximate; the subdivision process will commence in May 2023, with Titles to be issued within 3 to 6 months thereafter, and settlement 28 days from the Titles being issued.
The home design shown is suitable for a 400sqm (approx.) lot, however, design and specification are subject to shire and developer approvals. Photos are for illustration purposes only and may not depict the layout or inclusions of the home you purchase.
Property features
Listing snapshot by reiwa.com
This land listing located in Rossmoyne was sold by Mark Thompson at Pulse Property Group.
If you would like to get in touch with Mark Thompson regarding 39A Tuscan Street, Rossmoyne, please call 0417 710 777 or contact the agent via email.
Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $1,782 / year
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Water rates: $1,256 / year
Nearby schools
Rossmoyne overview
An established suburb with proximity to nearby urbanised areas, Rossmoyne provides residents with a relaxed suburban lifestyle. Two square kilometres in size, Rossmoyne is bound by the Canning River to the north, Shelley to the east, Leach Highway to the south and Bull Creek to the west. Its most significant development period began in the 1950s and then accelerated from the 1960s. Gradual increases have been experienced since the mid 1990s.
Life in Rossmoyne
There are numerous parks and walkways to explore within Rossmoyne which add to its relaxed ambience. Though predominantly a residential area, the immediate commercial and amenity requirements of residents are serviced by the Rossmoyne Shopping Centre, which houses a supermarket, restaurant, hairdresser, post office and bakery. Public tennis courts and a bowling club are easily accessed within the Rossmoyne precinct and there is a local primary school and high school in the suburb.
Rossmoyne quick stats
High end
$1.7m
Median
$1.6m
Low end
$1.3m
14.5 %
Annual growth
$1.6m
Annual median sales price
$750pw
Annual median rental price
