4 Navet Street, Wellard WA 6170

LAND OPPORTUNITY IN WELLARD – 510m²

Proudly Presented by Navpreet Singh 4 Navet Street, Wellard WA 6170

Discover an exciting opportunity to secure a 510m² parcel of land in the growing and highly sought-after suburb of Wellard.

Perfect for buyers looking to build their dream home, this generous block provides an excellent blank canvas to create a residence tailored to your lifestyle and needs.

Located in a developing residential pocket, the property offers convenient access to local schools, parks, shopping facilities and transport options, making it an attractive choice for families, first-home buyers, investors and those looking to build their future home.

Property Highlights
510m² landholding
Great opportunity to build your dream home
Generous block with plenty of design potential
Located within the growing Wellard community
Close to schools and childcare facilities
Easy access to local parks and walking trails
Convenient access to shopping and everyday amenities
Close to Wellard Train Station
Easy access to major road networks
Excellent opportunity for owner-occupiers or investors
A Convenient Wellard Lifestyle

Enjoy the benefits of living in a growing community with access to a range of amenities. Wellard offers a family-friendly environment with schools, parks, recreational areas and shopping facilities within easy reach. The suburb also provides convenient transport connections, including access to Wellard Train Station and major road routes.

Whether you're looking to build your first home, upgrade for your growing family or secure a well-positioned parcel of land for the future, 4 Navet Street presents an opportunity worth exploring.

Don't miss your opportunity to secure this 510m² block in Wellard. Contact Navpreet today for further information ?? 0416 377 765

Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller 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.