29 Jordan Street, Two Rocks WA 6037

Commanding an enviable beachfront position within the prestigious Waterfront precinct, this exceptional vacant allotment presents a rare opportunity to create a home of uncompromising quality in one of Perth's most tightly held coastal enclaves. With sweeping ocean views and direct beach access, every day begins with the sound of the surf and ends with spectacular sunsets across the Indian Ocean. Morning swims, beach walks and coastal bike rides become part of your everyday lifestyle, all just moments from your front door. Perfectly positioned, you'll enjoy the best of both worlds-an idyllic coastal setting with the convenience of the Marina only a stone through away. Discover an outstanding selection of cafés, restaurants, the tavern, Two Rocks village and everyday essentials, all within easy reach. As one of the last remaining beachfront allotments in this exclusive community, this is a genuinely scarce offering. Opportunities to secure vacant land in such a tightly held location are becoming increasingly rare, making this an exceptional prospect for those looking to build a forever home or invest in an irreplaceable coastal address. Titled and ready to build, the possibilities are limited only by your imagination. Design a home that captures uninterrupted ocean vistas, embraces cooling sea breezes and celebrates the beauty of its remarkable surroundings. There are few places along Perth's northern coastline where you can enjoy such a seamless connection between pristine beachfront living and vibrant marina convenience. This is more than a parcel of land-it's the foundation for an extraordinary lifestyle. Secure your place in one of Perth's most desirable beachfront communities and create a home that will be enjoyed for generations to come. Call Kelsie Leach from Ray White Northern Coast on 0433 431 854 today. Disclaimer: The above information has been provided by sources we deem to be reliable. We do not accept any responsibility to any person for its accuracy. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine the accuracy of this information.