Redmond, WA 6327
Understand the key property risks, planning considerations and lifestyle factors that matter in Redmond.
Overview of Redmond, WA 6327
Overview of Redmond, WA 6327
Redmond is located approximately 22.9 km from Albany in Western Australia, offering a unique setting influenced by various regional planning and environmental factors. Property buyers should consider detailed risk information available in a Develo Property Report to understand how these elements may impact property purchasing decisions in this suburb.
Suburb Quick Facts
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Local Government Area
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Distance to CBD
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Population
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Dominant Zoning
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Key Property Risk Factors
Bushfire Risk
Redmond has a significant number of bushfire risk records, reflecting its location within designated bush fire prone areas which may affect property safety and development conditions.
Character
This suburb is noted in heritage datasets, indicating there may be properties subject to local heritage or character overlays that could influence development or renovation.
Contaminated Land
There are no recorded contaminated land sites in Redmond, suggesting minimal risk of land contamination affecting properties here.
Data Limitations
Some areas within Redmond have limited data availability, so buyers should seek comprehensive checks via a Develo Property Report to clarify any uncertainties.
Easements
Properties in Redmond may have registered easements influencing access or usage rights, which prospective buyers should verify through detailed property records.
Flood Risk
No flooding risk records are reported for Redmond, indicating it is not generally identified as a flood-prone area.
Internet Availability
Internet coverage information specific to Redmond is available and should be reviewed for connectivity options suitable to buyers' needs.
Local Plans
The suburb falls within established local area or neighbourhood plans, which guide zoning and development controls applicable to properties.
Noise
Noise impact assessments indicate areas within Redmond may be near road or rail corridors, potentially affecting local noise environments.
Power
Electrical infrastructure including overhead and underground power lines exist nearby, which can influence property servicing and development considerations.
Public Transport
Public transport availability should be checked as part of due diligence to understand accessibility options within Redmond.
Sewer
Sewer infrastructure is present in Redmond, facilitating property connections to municipal waste management systems.
Steep Land
Topographical data suggests varied land slope within the suburb, which may impact building design and site usability.
Vegetation
The presence of native vegetation protections in parts of Redmond requires consideration for environmental and planning compliance.
Water
Water supply infrastructure is established in Redmond, supporting residential and commercial water needs.
Zoning
Land zoning classifications govern land use in Redmond, which buyers should review to ensure compliance with intended property use.