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Lot 5 & 6 Victoria Street( GRANTHAM FARM)
Riverstone, NSW 2765
- 1,080 m² land
Prime Development or Land Banking Opportunity
PRIME DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY - 1,080SQM IN GRANTHAM FARM
An exceptional opportunity awaits in the highly sought-after Grantham Farm precinct, within the rapidly growing North West Growth Area.
Offering approximately 1,080sqm across two adjoining lots on separate titles, this property presents an outstanding opportunity for investors, builders and developers. Featuring an 18-metre frontage to Victoria Street and positioned within an established master-planned residential community, the site offers exciting potential for future development or subdivision, subject to council approval (STCA).
Zoned R2 Low Density Residential, the property is surrounded by quality new homes and ongoing residential development, making it an attractive opportunity to secure land in one of Sydney's expanding growth corridors.
Key Features
Approximately 1,080sqm combined land area
Two adjoining lots on separate titles
Approximately 18m frontage to Victoria Street
R2 Low Density Residential zoning
Potential for future development/subdivision STCA
Located within the Riverstone/Grantham Farm growth corridor
Conveniently positioned between Riverstone and Vineyard railway stations
Easy access to the M7 Motorway
Close to Rouse Hill Town Centre, Windsor Road and Sydney Business Park
Surrounded by established and newly developed residential communities
Whether you're looking to build, develop or secure a strategic landholding for the future, this property offers an excellent opportunity to capitalize on the continued growth of Sydney's North West.
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