05/09/2025
Little cowtown is becoming a metropolis.
More land to be released & more homes coming soon 🏡 🐄 🏡
COWARAMUP DEVELOPMENT GREEN-LIT
The WA Planning Commission has approved Goldfields' Cowaramup Country Local Structure Plan, unlocking a 20ha parcel of land on Bussell Highway, walking distance from the centre of Cowaramup's rural township.
The new Cowaramup residential estate will extend development to the southern edge of the town.
Gareth Wilson, Goldfields' State Director in WA, said the new residential estate will help ease local supply shortages by offering more housing choice for Cowaramup families seeking to live close to town.
"Cowaramup is experiencing a residential land and housing shortage.
"In the last 12 months the average house price has risen to almost $1.1 million and rental vacancy is near zero.
"Our new estate will deliver 184 residential lots and a 2ha medium-density site.
"Lots will range from 380m2 to 1,900m2 to cater to the broader market.
"In addition, residents will be able to enjoy areas of public open spaces across the site, including a park where existing mature trees will be retained where possible," said Mr Wilson.
Lachlan Thompson, Goldfields' CEO, said plans for the new estate reflected Goldfields' broad, long-term vision for Western Australia and offered a rare lifestyle opportunity in the southwest.
"Our new Cowaramup residential estate will build on the success of our popular Spindrift community in nearby Margaret River.
"The town is surrounded by some of Western Australia's finest nature walks, pristine beaches and one of the world's leading wine regions. Cowaramup is an exceptional place to live."
Goldfields acquired the Cowaramup site in November 2024.
Construction is scheduled to commence before the end of 2025.
