Aranya Estate, Dayton WA 6055

Aranya Estate, Dayton – Where Swan Valley Living Meets Everyday Convenience

Whether it’s your first home, your forever home or your next investment, Aranya Estate offers lifestyle and convenience in a location that keeps growing. With titles expected in May 2027, now is the time to secure your block and get your build plans underway.

Just northeast of Perth’s CBD, Dayton is one of the most connected and fastest-growing pockets of the City of Swan. The wineries and open spaces of the Swan Valley are right on your doorstep, and the airport and the city are within easy reach. Team Rash is excited to introduce Aranya Estate on Blundell Street, a new release in an established, family-friendly area.

Key features:
- Titles due May 2027
- Front landscaping and reticulation included
- Side and rear boundary fencing included
- No design guidelines
- Power, water, sewer & NBN connected
- Green title
- “A” class site classification

Everything on your doorstep
Walk to:
- Dayton District Open Space
- Dayton Central (Woolworths)
- Dayton Primary School
A short drive to:
- Whiteman Park Train Station
- Caversham Village Shopping Centre
- Ellenbrook
- Whiteman Park
- Perth Airport, around 15 minutes away
- Perth CBD, around 25 minutes away via Reid and Tonkin Highways

Why Dayton?
- Family friendly: schools, parks and shops within walking distance
- Strong demand: a popular choice for families and first home buyers looking for value close to the city
- Well connected: quick access to Reid and Tonkin Highways, plus the Morley–Ellenbrook train line close by
- Swan Valley lifestyle: wineries, breweries, cafés and weekend markets just minutes from home

New blocks in established Swan Valley suburbs don’t come up often. Get in touch with us today to find out about availability and pricing, or to start planning your build.

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.