Build your future at Ardena Estate with our upcoming house and land packages in Wattle Grove.
Located in the leafy foothills of Wattle Grove, this new community brings together nature, convenience and considered design. Explore our premium Wattle Grove lots and build a home where you can feel truly at home.
Ardena's house and land packages in Wattle Grove are anticipated to be released in 2026. To explore your preferences and be among the first to hear about lot releases, pricing and key milestones, register your details below.
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Buying land at Ardena follows the standard WA process: get finance pre-approval, choose your lot and sign an Offer and Acceptance contract, pay your deposit (typically within 3 working days of signing), appoint a settlement agent or conveyancer, finalise your home loan, then settle once titles are issued by Landgate. In WA the contract is made up of the Offer and Acceptance plus General Conditions, and becomes legally binding once both parties sign. Because Ardena lots are untitled at release, settlement is timed to title issue rather than a fixed date, which usually gives you several months to lock in finance and finalise your build plans.
Two deposits matter when buying land. First, the land deposit, a holding deposit paid to secure your lot and lodged in trust, typically due within around 3 working days of signing your Offer and Acceptance contract. Final amounts will be confirmed in your Ardena contract. Second, your home-loan deposit, most banks want 5–20% of the combined land-and-build value, and below 20% you usually pay Lenders Mortgage Insurance. Eligible first home buyers can sometimes access federal schemes such as the First Home Guarantee to buy with as little as a 5% deposit without LMI. A mortgage broker can confirm what you qualify for.
Eligible first home buyers in WA can access several savings. The First Home Owner Grant pays $10,000 toward buying or building a new home, with the home-and-land value capped at $750,000 in the Perth metropolitan region. First home buyers also pay $0 transfer (stamp) duty on vacant land up to $350,000, with a concessional rate of $15.39 per $100 between $350,001 and $450,000. On a completed home and land, $0 duty applies up to $500,000, with a concessional rate of $13.63 per $100 between $500,001 and $700,000 in the metro and Peel regions. Federal schemes such as the First Home Guarantee may further reduce your deposit requirement.
Ardena is being delivered to a comprehensive Sustainability Strategy targeting 6-Leaf EnviroDevelopment certification, the highest possible UDIA rating, covering Ecosystems, Waste, Energy, Materials, Water and Community. The estate is also pursuing Waterwise Gold endorsement through Water Corporation. Practical features for residents include an all-electric design with no gas connections to lots, water-sensitive landscaping and native planting, retained mature trees and bushland corridors from day one, and human-scaled streets that prioritise walkability and shade. The result is a community designed to deliver lower running costs, healthier environments and stronger long-term value than a conventional subdivision.
Yes, builder partner house and land packages will be offered at Ardena. A house and land package bundles a chosen home design with a specific lot, giving you a single, streamlined process with one main point of contact through the builder. In WA you sign two separate contracts: one for the land and one for the build. Stamp duty is generally payable on the land component only, a meaningful saving compared with buying an established home. Designs are pre-checked against Ardena’s design guidelines, simplifying approvals. Indicative packages, builder partners and inclusions will be published progressively from the Q3 2026 launch.
