Perth developers have until 2 April to secure one of seven prime commercial sites at The Ridge in Baldivis, one of the State’s fastest growing suburbs.
Expressions of interest have been called for seven sites at the Peet Limited residential estate, which offers a unique location and growth potential for small and medium-sized developers.
A number of the sites feature the potential for group housing units including a:
• 13 unit site on 2,977sqm;
• 9 unit site on 2,042sqm;
• 8 unit site on 1,768sqm; and
• 7 unit site on 1,594sqm.
The remainder of the sites include a 2,662sqm site for commercial development, a 1,098sqm child care commercial site and a massive 6,141sqm site suitable for either a 27 unit group housing site or a 15 lot Green Title subdivision.
The sites are well located towards the centre of the master-planned estate. Already home to more than 350 Perth families, The Ridge community has distinguished itself as a highly sought-after development.
Peet Limited Managing Director, Brendan Gore, expects a strong response for the sites from Perth developers.
“The Ridge has proved popular with Perth homebuyers offering a quality estate benefiting from beautifully landscaped parks and great views to the west, north and east,” Mr Gore said.
“These sites offer significant development potential either through group housing or further commercial activity to cater for the area’s growing population.”
All of the sites are within easy access of the soon to be constructed Nairn Drive which will provide accessibility to Safety Bay Road and the proposed Baldivis Regional Centre, making the Kwinana Freeway and forthcoming railway a convenient commuting option.
Major shopping centres, schools and the beach are within ten kilometres of the estate, and residents have convenient access to all of Rockingham's shopping and entertainment facilities.
Expressions of interest close at 4pm on Wednesday 2 April 2008. For more information please contact Allen Sutton on 9523 2292.
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Thursday, January 17, 2008
Forward planning reaps railway benefits for The Village at Wellard
Careful master-planning and community design will see The Village at Wellard reap the maximum benefits from the new Perth to Mandurah railway.
The 2700-lot community is a joint venture between Peet Limited and the Department of Housing and Works and is the first walkable transit-oriented development to be built on the Southern Suburbs Railway.
Proving how important the estate is to the Perth to Mandurah line, Wellard Station was the new train’s only stop during its first journey from Mandurah to Perth on 23 December last year.
It was a day of celebration with more than 1,000 Wellard residents enjoying a free community event to commemorate the opening of the new train station as well as the arrival of the first train.
Peet Limited Managing Director Brendan Gore said the new train line is a key component of the estate’s transit-oriented design and will provide numerous benefits to residents and the surrounding community.
"Through careful planning, nearly all of The Village at Wellard homes will be within a 10-minute walk of the train station, making it an attractive transport alternative whether commuting for work or visiting family and friends,” Mr Gore said.
“The community has been designed to be environmentally sustainable on every level – from the protection of the surrounding environment to energy and water usage in the estate’s homes.”
Wellard resident James Manning said the train will make a huge difference for him commuting to the city each day for work.
“Catching the train to and from work each day is great, but it is so convenient to have the train station just a few minutes walk from home,” Mr Manning said. “
It is estimated that the new train line will carry 50,000 passengers a day to and from Mandurah and Perth. As well as Wellard, it will stop at the southern suburbs of Bull Creek, Murdoch, Cockburn, Kwinana, Rockingham, Warnbro and Mandurah.
There are currently a variety of homesite options available for people interested in joining The Village at Wellard community.
The most recent release included the first land south of the railway line in Wellard. The lots, located on Beauchamp Loop and Halstead Turn, range in size from 362sqm to 840sqm and are all within a few minutes walk of the new Wellard Train Station, the bus station and future café strip, shops and medical facilities.
There are also some very affordable titled lots available in the Village Rise, Leda which has been made even more attractive with the Smart Buy incentive available on selected lots for a limited time only. This provides buyers with a $10,000 ‘finishing touches’ bonus as well as a generous front garden landscaping package, side and rear fencing, and retaining walls where necessary.
For more information or to pick up a train time-table visit The Village at Wellard Sales and Information Office on the corner of Runnymede Gate and Cliveden Avenue, Wellard which is open on Monday and Tuesday from 2pm to 5pm, Wednesday 3.30pm to 5pm as well as Saturday and Sunday from 1pm to 5pm.
The 2700-lot community is a joint venture between Peet Limited and the Department of Housing and Works and is the first walkable transit-oriented development to be built on the Southern Suburbs Railway.
Proving how important the estate is to the Perth to Mandurah line, Wellard Station was the new train’s only stop during its first journey from Mandurah to Perth on 23 December last year.
It was a day of celebration with more than 1,000 Wellard residents enjoying a free community event to commemorate the opening of the new train station as well as the arrival of the first train.
Peet Limited Managing Director Brendan Gore said the new train line is a key component of the estate’s transit-oriented design and will provide numerous benefits to residents and the surrounding community.
"Through careful planning, nearly all of The Village at Wellard homes will be within a 10-minute walk of the train station, making it an attractive transport alternative whether commuting for work or visiting family and friends,” Mr Gore said.
“The community has been designed to be environmentally sustainable on every level – from the protection of the surrounding environment to energy and water usage in the estate’s homes.”
Wellard resident James Manning said the train will make a huge difference for him commuting to the city each day for work.
“Catching the train to and from work each day is great, but it is so convenient to have the train station just a few minutes walk from home,” Mr Manning said. “
It is estimated that the new train line will carry 50,000 passengers a day to and from Mandurah and Perth. As well as Wellard, it will stop at the southern suburbs of Bull Creek, Murdoch, Cockburn, Kwinana, Rockingham, Warnbro and Mandurah.
There are currently a variety of homesite options available for people interested in joining The Village at Wellard community.
The most recent release included the first land south of the railway line in Wellard. The lots, located on Beauchamp Loop and Halstead Turn, range in size from 362sqm to 840sqm and are all within a few minutes walk of the new Wellard Train Station, the bus station and future café strip, shops and medical facilities.
There are also some very affordable titled lots available in the Village Rise, Leda which has been made even more attractive with the Smart Buy incentive available on selected lots for a limited time only. This provides buyers with a $10,000 ‘finishing touches’ bonus as well as a generous front garden landscaping package, side and rear fencing, and retaining walls where necessary.
For more information or to pick up a train time-table visit The Village at Wellard Sales and Information Office on the corner of Runnymede Gate and Cliveden Avenue, Wellard which is open on Monday and Tuesday from 2pm to 5pm, Wednesday 3.30pm to 5pm as well as Saturday and Sunday from 1pm to 5pm.
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