Plush $25m hot springs wellness retreat proposed for prime Dalkeith location along Swan River
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The Dalkeith Hot Pool is set for a comeback with a $25 million redevelopment proposed to turn a tired reception centre on prime riverbank real estate into a world-class wellness retreat.
The proposal from Tawarri Hot Springs, whose main shareholder is Melbourne-based property and investment company PGA Group, is located next to the Perth Squadron Flying Yacht Club on the Esplanade along the shores of the Swan River.
A $25 million redevelopment of the Tawarri Hot Springs in Dalkeith has been lodged with the State Development Assessment Unit.
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