65 Dorado Beach Crescent, Connolly WA 6027

Here is your rare and exciting opportunity to secure a premium 441m² green-titled block on one of Connolly's most prestigious and sought-after streets. Elevated in position and surrounded by quality homes, this is the perfect canvas to build the dream home you have always envisioned — and with potential ocean views from a two-storey build, the result could be truly spectacular.

With a generous 16-metre frontage and impressive street presence, this prime block is ready for its next fortunate owner.

Whether you’re looking to start from scratch and create a bespoke design tailored to your lifestyle, or take advantage of the groundwork already completed, the choice is yours.
The current owner has prepared and secured approval for a thoughtfully designed two-storey residence of approximately 300sqm.

The hard work has already been done — now it’s simply a matter of bringing your vision to life.

Perfectly positioned in the heart of Connolly, you are just moments from quality schools, shops, public transport, the stunning local beaches and the world-renowned Joondalup Resort & Golf Club. This is a location that needs no introduction — prestigious, leafy and consistently in demand.

Services in place
Block titled and ready to build

Opportunities like this in Dorado Beach Crescent are rare and simply won't last. Make your move today!

Contact Julie today for more information.

Nearby Amenities
Prestigious tree-lined suburb of Connolly
Joondalup Resort & Golf Course
Connolly Primary School
Ocean Reef Senior High School
Lakeside Joondalup Shopping Centre
Easy freeway access, public transport & Perth’s beautiful northern beaches

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