Lot 16/53 The Crescent, Midland WA 6056

DA Approved, Prime Midland Location

Following the Council's approval to acquire a portion of land from 53 The Crescent (adjacent to ANZ Bank) for a road reserve and sewer works, the transfer of land was recently completed.

The Development Approval is for a building designed to front the new Verde Lane, which is being constructed as part of the Midland Oval Redevelopment.

Verde Lane will link Junction Parade to The Crescent, with the section extending from Junction Parade already constructed.

The current owners have obtained Development Approval for Lot 16, which takes into consideration the Deed of Access requiring ongoing vehicle access across Lot 16 to the common area of the strata plan.

The proposed building is a single-storey development designed to complement the existing building, with a floor area of approximately 655sqm.

This strata lot forms part of The Crescent Village Strata Complex, originally constructed in 1995, which accommodates a range of commercial premises, including:

• Colony Coffee House
• The Crescent Village Dentist
• Midland Eye Clinic
• A Sheer Delight Giftware
• PathWest
• Trends Boutique
• And more

A copy of the Development Approval is available in the data room.

Offer Closing Date - Wednesday 2 December at 4pm AWST.

All offers will be presented following the closing date on Thursday, 3 December 2026.

About Midland:

Midland is a suburb and regional centre located northeast of Perth, Western Australia. Historically known as a railway town, Midland has evolved into a Strategic Metropolitan Centre and thriving commercial hub.

The suburb features a mix of residential, commercial and industrial precincts and serves as the administrative centre for the City of Swan. Key amenities include major shopping centres, a regional hospital and its strategic position as the gateway to the Swan Valley wine region.

Midland is currently undergoing a major transformation, with the new Midland Railway Station and the redevelopment of the former Midland Oval precinct. This redevelopment has seen the construction of multiple multi-storey buildings, contributing to increased residential density and a growing population living and working within the Midland CBD.