Lot 2, Bolton Street, South Bunbury WA 6230

Boutique South Bunbury Development Opportunity | Titled & Ready to Build

Flexible Mixed Residential Zoning | Two Rare Infill Allotments
**** LOT "A" IS NOW UNDER CONTRACT*****
An exceptional opportunity to secure titled, fully serviced land in one of South Bunbury’s most tightly held locations.

Robert Ciallella is proud to present two boutique allotments positioned on Bolton Street, South Bunbury — a rare opportunity offering flexibility for premium residential or mixed-use development.

The Mixed Residential zoning allows scope for high-quality residential or mixed-use development (STCA), making this an ideal option for owner-occupiers, builders, investors or those seeking a future-focused landholding in an established lifestyle precinct.

Concept designs demonstrate the potential for a contemporary two-storey residence or a mixed-use configuration with retail below and residential accommodation above, highlighting the adaptability of the site without limiting buyer vision.

With titles issued shortly and services available, buyers can proceed with confidence and minimal holding time.

Opportunities of this nature — small-lot, inner South Bunbury infill with zoning flexibility — are increasingly rare.

Key Features

- Two titled allotments of approximately 221sqm each
- Mixed Residential zoning (STCA)
- Fully serviced and ready to build
- Suitable for premium residential or mixed-use development
- Highly sought-after South Bunbury location

Lots available individually or together

Price Guide- From $245,000 per lot

Inspection / Enquiries
For further information, site plans or to discuss development potential, contact:
EXCLUSIVE AGENT: Robert Ciallella ( The Agency ) 0413 124 787

“Concept images for illustration purposes only.
Designs shown are indicative and subject to council approval.”

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.