With approximately 1,042sqm of land in an established Bayswater neighbourhood, 42 King William Street offers plenty to consider for buyers planning their next move. An existing building remains on the property, with the focus here on the landholding and the possibilities worth exploring for its future.
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The published Bayswater Town Centre Structure Plan identifies the site within the R40 Frame Precinct of the METRONET East redevelopment area. On approximately 1,042sqm, the property offers potential for four townhouses, subject to site and design feasibility and all necessary planning, subdivision and building approvals, including DevelopmentWA approval where applicable. Four dwellings are not an approved or guaranteed yield; buyers should obtain independent planning advice and verify site constraints.
Bayswater's town centre, local shops and railway station are part of the surrounding neighbourhood, offering everyday services and public transport. The established residential setting is another consideration for buyers looking to create a home or explore a future project in the area.
Next door, 40 King William Street recorded a sale of $1,685,000 in August 2025. The transaction involved a corner property with an existing home, so buyers should account for those differences when comparing it with number 42. It provides useful local market context for anyone assessing the opportunity.
A sizeable Bayswater holding for buyers prepared to explore its options properly. Contact Jason van Straalen for further information or to arrange an inspection. Land area is approximate. Buyers should independently confirm zoning, services, title restrictions and all development and approval requirements.
