224 Canning Highway, East Fremantle, WA 6158

Welcome to one of the few mega blocks in East Fremantle - a rare opportunity for subdivision and redevelopment in this sought after neighbourhood.

224 Canning Highway, with vehicle access via 8 Gill Street, is a vast 1683 square metre site, with zoning of R12.5/40 which allows for redevelopment and subdivision (STCA). Nestled amongst a family friendly community on the riverside of Canning Highway, this exciting opportunity offers endless potential to explore.

This is a sought after family-friendly community brimming with plenty; parklands, great community spirit and local events, shops, cafes, restaurants, and close proximity to Fremantle.

At the heart of the block and sitting high off the road, is a 1930s home on the cusp of brilliant transformation. Built over two levels and much loved by the current family for over 30 years, the home is packed with all the traditional features from its historic origins - soaring high decorative ceilings, polished jarrah floorboards, working fireplaces and exquisite leadlight windows and doors. With its elevated position and sitting behind a high limestone wall, the home is surprising quite inside.

On the lower level is a capacious light filled studio, known by many locals for playing host to art classes over many years. This wonderful space, adjoined by two limestone cellars and a small kitchenette, has boundless options to be used as a home business, think pilates, yoga or art studio, or simply utilise as an extension to the living space for your family.

At the front of the block is a sparkling below ground pool and there's a large double garage/ powered workshop at the rear of the block, as well as a carport for three cars and additional allocated car bays for at least 5 vehicles, off the entrance on Gill Street. 

With no heritage listing on the house, this site offers the opportunity to build your dream family home, subdivide with options for potentially up to five lots, subject to the relevant approvals, or roll up your sleeves and completely renovate and restore the 1930s dwelling to a new level of glory and relish in the considerable block size. Subdivide and sell a block at the rear and fund your renovation whilst still giving you a huge family sized block.

The Swan river, parks and sporting facilites, Richmond Primary and Bicton shopping are all nearby, making this an ideal location for an exceptional lifestyle.

Whether you envision a stunning family home, or wish to explore the redevelopment and subdivision potential, this property is the ultimate blank canvas for your creative ideas. As locals will know, subdivisible blocks in East Fremantle are as rare as hens teeth, this truly is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of the most unique blocks in East Fremantle.

For further details please contact Exclusive Selling Agent Clare Hickey-Shand from Yard Property on 0424 593 136.

4 Bed 3 Bath 10 Car             1683sqm

Rare Development Opportunity in East Fremantle
Sub-divisible 1683sqm prime land for development
Proposed sub-division plans available on request
Vehicle access via 8 Gill Street (with the option (STCA) to use 8 Gill St address)
Endless potential for transformation - build your dream home (or two or three or more)
1930s residence with huge studio/ games room, two limestone wine cellars
Brilliant location; family-friendly neighbourhood, local schools nearby, shops, cafes, restaurants, public transport options all on hand
Sparkling below ground pool
Sprawling gardens surrounding, ripe for transformation
Parking for up to 10 cars, with a double garage (or powered workshop), carport & 5 allocated bays in the driveway
7.5 x6.4 powered workshop
Walk to primary school, shops, cafes, restaurants, river and transport
Short drive to Fremantle and coast
School catchments: Richmond Primary and John Curtin College of the Arts 

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