97 Spring Road, Thornlie WA 6108

Opportunities like this are increasingly hard to find.

Positioned on a prominent corner site with an impressive approximately 34-metre frontage and highly sought-after R100 zoning, this property presents an outstanding opportunity for developers, investors and land bankers looking to capitalise on a highly versatile development site.

The combination of the corner location, substantial frontage and high-density zoning provides exciting potential for future redevelopment, subject to all relevant planning and authority approvals.

Adding further flexibility, there may also be potential to retain the existing residence and develop portions of the site around the home, allowing purchasers to explore a range of development strategies.

The existing residence provides an excellent holding option while plans and approvals are considered, with features including:
Three bedrooms
One bathroom
Updated kitchen with additional cupboard space
Separate lounge
Meals area
Two split-system air-conditioning units
Security screens
Garden shed

The location further strengthens the development appeal, with convenient access to Thornlie Train Station, Spencer Village, Thornlie Square Shopping Centre, Kenwick Link and Roe Highway, placing transport, shopping and major arterial routes within easy reach.

For developers searching for a high-density corner site with strong frontage, flexibility and an established dwelling, this is an opportunity worthy of serious consideration.

Secure the site today and explore its full development potential.

*All development potential is subject to relevant local authority, WAPC and other required approvals. Buyers should make their own enquiries regarding zoning, density, setbacks, servicing and development options.

** Please note the Aerial Photos are for illustration purposes showing approximate boundaries and distances.

Disclaimer: All information contained therein is gathered from relevant third parties sources. We cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must rely solely on their own enquiries.