52 Kathleen Street, Trigg WA 6029

Where sensual sea breezes meet stunning bushland, this prized 350sqm slice of heaven is your “blank canvas” for something truly spectacular.

Perfectly positioned between the beach and Mother Nature, it’s the ultimate launchpad for a striking two-storey modern masterpiece. Imagine a dedicated study, home theatre room, a sun-soaked open-plan living area, seamless alfresco entertaining, an airy balcony, double lock-up garage and even that dream plunge pool to top it all off, as part of a private and tranquil backyard setting.

The majestic Trigg Bushland Reserve is just metres away from your future front door, whilst beautiful Bennion Beach can be found right at the end of the street, in the opposite direction.

Complementing the nearby scenic footpaths of West Coast Drive is a very close proximity to glorious Trigg Beach itself, as well as the sprawling green Clarko Reserve, multiple bus stops, a host of popular seaside cafes and restaurants, wonderful community sporting facilities, top schools (including St Mary’s Anglican Girls’ School, Our Lady of Grace Catholic Primary School and Carine Senior High School), public and private golf courses, Karrinyup Shopping Centre precinct and everything in between.

This is more than just land. It’s lifestyle, vision and opportunity wrapped into one irresistible coastal address. A location like this deserves a home to match — and this is your moment to make it happen!


Features include:

• Vacant 350sqm coastal building block
• 10.7 metre frontage
• Design and build the two-storey home of your dreams
• Perfectly positioned between bush and beach
• Fully established and reticulated gardens with retaining
• 10 meter feature rock - water feature
• A terrific Trigg opportunity that will set you up for a long time to come

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.