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Lot 53 presents a rare 5.33ha development opportunity in Esperance, one of Australia’s most loved coastal destinations. Perfectly positioned for tourism ventures, the site offers unrivalled access to natural attractions, strategic infrastructure, and a growing visitor market.
Adjacent to Bandy Creek Harbour, the property benefits from a sealed bitumen road (Daw Drive) with services in place, as well as the newly completed bike and pedestrian pathway connecting the Esperance township to the area – ensuring seamless connectivity for visitors and locals alike.
Directly opposite the property is the a fully equipped foreshore reserve precinct of Summy’s Park, which already provides facilities including a public boat ramp, jetties, vessel servicing, parking for trailers, BBQ facilities, picnic areas, and a children’s playground. This ensures strong integration with the site and makes it ideally suited for developments that would supports and enhances the visitor experience.
Importantly, in addition to the reservation of Summy’s Park, the Bandy Creek Harbour strategic infrastructure zone is reserved for roads, parking and boat facilities – not residential or commercial building – making Lot 53 the prime frontage option for tourism-focused development.
The property is base zoned for residential use but has additional With zoning flexibility and additional use zoning for tourism development, holiday accommodation and caravan park uses, so this property is ideally suited for projects such as:
• Holiday cottages or eco-resort
• Caravan park or camping grounds
Just 6.1km from Esperance town centre and near globally recognised attractions like Lucky Bay, Lot 53 is uniquely positioned to capitalise on Esperance’s rising tourism profile, supported by twice-daily flights from Perth and its ranking among the Top 100 Most Loved Destinations Worldwide (2023 Tourism Sentiment Index).
This is an unrepeatable opportunity to secure a large-scale coastal site in a region where natural beauty meets long-term tourism demand.
Lot 53 presents a rare 5.33ha development opportunity in Esperance, one of Australia’s most loved coastal destinations. Perfectly positioned for tourism ventures, the site offers unrivalled access to natural attractions, strategic infrastructure, and a growing visitor market.
Adjacent to Bandy Creek Harbour, the property benefits from a sealed bitumen road (Daw Drive) with services in place, as well as the newly completed bike and pedestrian pathway connecting the Esperance township to the area – ensuring seamless connectivity for visitors and locals alike.
Directly opposite the property is the a fully equipped foreshore reserve precinct of Summy’s Park, which already provides facilities including a public boat ramp, jetties, vessel servicing, parking for trailers, BBQ facilities, picnic areas, and a children’s playground. This ensures strong integration with the site and makes it ideally suited for developments that would supports and enhances the visitor experience.
Importantly, in addition to the reservation of Summy’s Park, the Bandy Creek Harbour strategic infrastructure zone is reserved for roads, parking and boat facilities – not residential or commercial building – making Lot 53 the prime frontage option for tourism-focused development.
The property is base zoned for residential use but has additional With zoning flexibility and additional use zoning for tourism development, holiday accommodation and caravan park uses, so this property is ideally suited for projects such as:
• Holiday cottages or eco-resort
• Caravan park or camping grounds
Just 6.1km from Esperance town centre and near globally recognised attractions like Lucky Bay, Lot 53 is uniquely positioned to capitalise on Esperance’s rising tourism profile, supported by twice-daily flights from Perth and its ranking among the Top 100 Most Loved Destinations Worldwide (2023 Tourism Sentiment Index).
This is an unrepeatable opportunity to secure a large-scale coastal site in a region where natural beauty meets long-term tourism demand.
