2a Caledonian Avenue, MAYLANDS WA 6051

Rare River Precinct Landholding with Wide Frontage and Build-Ready Advantages

Residential - MAYLANDS WA

Secure a level, street-front 436sqm survey strata block with an independent title, no common property & no strata fees.

With new CGT tax settings increasingly favouring newly constructed homes, this premium river precinct site presents an outstanding opportunity to create a brand-new residence in one of Maylands’ most tightly held locations.

Boasting an exceptional 20 metre frontage and excellent block orientation, this premium site offers outstanding design flexibility with no shared driveway, making it ideal for a high-quality, bespoke residence. Surveyor documentation including contour and soil reports may also be provided as part of the sale, giving a kickstart to the build process.

With proposed tax changes increasingly favouring newly constructed homes, this site presents a compelling opportunity for buyers seeking to maximise future flexibility and potential investment advantages.

Located just 200 metres from the Swan River, enjoy direct access to walking and cycling paths, open parklands, and a relaxed lifestyle that is rarely available this close to the city.

Positioned within a strong growth suburb only 6km from the Perth CBD, this outstanding parcel combines lifestyle, location, and long-term value in a high-demand area.

Opportunities of this calibre and readiness are becoming increasingly scarce.

Location Highlights:

• Swan River and foreshore trails – 200m
• De Lacy Reserve – 200m
• Maylands Peninsula Primary School – 550m
• Maylands Out of School Care – 130m
• Direct bus route to Perth CBD nearby
• Coles, IGA and everyday amenities – 1.3km
• Eighth Avenue café strip, Whatley Crescent, Seasonal Brewing Co. and Lyric Lane – 1.7km
• Perth CBD – 6.0km

For further information, contact Ben Silverman on 0487 727 054

Disclaimer: The above information is provided for general information purposes only and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to the accuracy of the information and all interested parties should make their own independent enquiries relating to the information provided and place no reliance on it.