- Fourteen new residential lots released at Waranyjarri Estate
- Located just 2km from Cable Beach, close to future amenities
- Innovative estate offers sustainable, technology-enabled living
Broome residents can now secure more prime residential lots in the expanding Kimberley town, with 14 titled lots now available to purchase as part of Stage 12 in Waranyjarri Estate, Broome North.
Located approximately five kilometres north of Broome's town centre and part of the 700-hectare master-planned Broome North, Waranyjarri Estate is set to deliver up to 4,800 diverse new homes for 13,000 residents.
The new lots, sized 560sqm - 835sqm and priced from $248,750, are well positioned with the construction of the final phase of Tanami Drive, providing residents with direct connectivity to Cable Beach.
Residents will also soon benefit from a new 103-place childcare centre currently under construction at the corner of Yako Mall and Shingoro Street, which is expected to open later this year.
Waranyjarri Estate is distinguished as Western Australia's only EnviroDevelopment and Waterwise accredited regional housing project, recognised for its commitment to
climate-responsive design.
For more information, visit the DevelopmentWA website .
Comments attributed to Planning and Lands Minister John Carey:
"This release is yet another example of our government's proactive approach to ensure the supply of residential land in Broome continues meeting growing demand.
"Waranyjarri Estate exemplifies the innovative and sustainable developments we want to see more of across WA, delivering diversity while setting new benchmarks for affordable and energy efficient homes that lower living costs for residents."
As stated by Kimberley and Regional Development Minister Stephen Dawson:
"This is excellent news for people wishing to call Broome their home.
"Serviced residential land is a building block for growing strong and vibrant regional communities.
"The Cook Government is working hard to boost housing supply in the Kimberley - delivering housing diversity, connected communities and high-quality amenities."
