25 Isabelline Terrace, Eglinton WA 6034

Large acreage in growth corridor | 3-bed home on 2.45 hectares | Eglinton’s rural-residential edge | Subdivision or hobby farm potential This property’s primary competitive strength is its land holding—2.45 hectares in a peri-urban suburb north of Perth that is actively transitioning from rural to residential. For a buyer seeking space, privacy, or future subdivision opportunity, this configuration is rare within Eglinton’s current listings. The modest 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom house serves as a functional base while the land itself carries the value proposition. It suits buyers who intend to hold medium-term for land appreciation, hobby farmers, or those wanting separation from denser developments without losing proximity to Alkimos and Butler’s retail and transport infrastructure. The council rates are low for the land size, reducing holding costs. The main risk is the absence of any price guide, floor area, or build year in available data—this obscures whether the house requires significant capital outlay or if the land has encumbrances affecting subdivision. Buyers should commission a zoning and feasibility study before offering. The opportunity lies in Eglinton’s growth corridor positioning; land in this bracket typically appreciates faster than improved value. A buyer should treat the house as a temporary structure and evaluate the land’s standalone potential. Hold for five to seven years or explore subdivision if zoning permits.