This exceptional Green Title landholding presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial 996.5sqm parcel in one of Nedlands’ most sought-after locations.

With an impressive 20.1m frontage and R10 zoning, the property offers an outstanding opportunity to create a bespoke residence in a premium western suburbs setting. The block is clear and ready-to-build site, while a number of established features will be retained to complement the future property.

Key Features & Benefits
Green Title landholding
Land Area: 996.5sqm
Frontage: 20.1m
R10 zoning
Clear and ready-to-build site
Existing front limestone wall, gate and crossover retained
Limestone retaining walls retained along the northern and southern boundaries
Colorbond fencing retained
Established rear 6m of block with mature trees and existing shed
Excellent scope to design and build your dream home
Located in Nedlands south of the highway

Positioned close to the University of Western Australia, QEII Medical Centre, Perth Children’s Hospital and Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, the property also offers easy access to Kings Park, the Swan River, Claremont Quarter, and the new Aldi and Coles adjacent to and behind the Captain Stirling Hotel.

Surrounded by quality homes, established streetscapes, parks, cafés and highly regarded schooling options, this is a location that combines convenience with enduring lifestyle appeal.

Opportunities to secure a substantial Green Title holding of this size in Nedlands are increasingly rare. With the existing dwelling removed and the site ready for it's next house, 39 Vincent Street provides the opportunity to bring your vision to life and build your dream home in one of Perth’s most tightly held western suburbs.

Water rates: $2,275.06 (2025/26)
Council rates: TBA

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