264 Beachside Drive, Burns Beach, WA 6028

An exciting opportunity to secure a generous 585sqm block in the sought-after coastal community of Burns Beach. Positioned alongside parkland and just moments from the beautiful coastline, this well-located parcel of land offers the perfect blank canvas to design and build your dream home, surrounded by everything that makes coastal living so appealing.

Imagine creating a home tailored to your lifestyle, with space to enjoy outdoor entertaining, family living and the relaxed atmosphere of this established seaside neighbourhood. With parkland on your doorstep and the beach close by, weekends can be spent exploring the foreshore, enjoying coastal walks or simply making the most of the outdoors.

The location offers an appealing balance of lifestyle and convenience, with Burns Beach Foreshore Park, local schools, shops and cafés all within easy reach. The developing Ocean Reef Marina precinct will add another exciting destination nearby, further enhancing the lifestyle opportunities along this beautiful stretch of coastline.

Whether you're looking to build your forever home or secure land in a desirable coastal location, this 585sqm block presents a fantastic opportunity to enjoy the best of Burns Beach.

For more information, contact Will today.


Proximity
Fingal Park					60m
Beach access				        200m
Beachside Park				400m
Monelli					        450m
Southport Park				600m
McIntyre Park				        900m
Coles Currambine				3.7km
Clarkson Train				6.7km
Mindarie Marina				7km
Lakeside Joondalup			7.7km
Ocean Reef Marina			7.7km
Perth CBD					34km
	

School Catchment
Burns Beach Primary School	2.2km 
Kinross College				2.5km

The seller reserves the right to accept an offer prior to the closing date without notice.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes and reference only. It is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change and/or further enquiry. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should make their own independent enquiries.