frequently asked questions.

At the end of Gray Road, there is a large, landscaped park and playground, with the local primary school opposite. On the same side as Gray Road, there is a strip of shops and services. These include the famous Bindoon Bakery, an IGA, a petrol station, pharmacy, a bank, some independently owned stores, and even a charming roadside fruit stall selling locally grown produce.

The town lacks for no conveniences with services such as a post office, childcare, medical facilities, and public transport. There are also private schools, landscaped parks and open spaces in the community for families to enjoy.

Simply choose the lot you like and get in touch with our sales team. We’ll guide you step-by-step through the contract process. A deposit of $5,000 secures your block, with the balance payable at settlement.

Construction is due to start late 2025/early 2026 with titles due mid to late 2026.

The land price includes the block and essential services such as scheme water, power, NBN and a fencing package. 

Additional costs may include stamp duty, legal or conveyancing fees and site works for your new home.

You can select any builder you like, as long as they follow the Rawson Spring’s design guidelines and local Shire approvals.

We also offer house and land packages with some of Perths most trusted builders.

Yes, all lots are fully serviced, meaning reticulated water, electricity via underground power, high speed internet all available for connection as well as a boundary fencing package for each lot.

To maintain quality and protect your investment, the estate has building design covenants.

Download a copy here.

There is no time frame to start construction.