1443 Dohertys Road

Mount Cottrell VIC 3024

40468.56 m²

Land

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

1443 Doherty's Road, Mount Cottrell Prime 10 Acre Landholding under Oakbank PSP

A rare opportunity to secure a significant 10-acre (approx.) parcel of land positioned within the Urban Growth Zone (UGZ) and earmarked under the Oakbank PSP (1088) - one of Melbourne's most exciting growth corridors. This blue-chip site offers enormous potential for future residential redevelopment, subdivision, or long-term land banking (STCA). Ideally located close to Davis Road, where new housing estates are already taking shape, this property is perfectly positioned to benefit from the rapid expansion of the Tarneit growth precinct. Property Features - Expansive 10 acre (approx.) land parcel in UGZ / Oakbank PSP 1088 - Comfortable 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom residence in livable condition - Spacious living area, functional kitchen, and large alfresco zones - Secure fenced courtyard with vegetable garden - Two substantial workshops/sheds, perfect for storage or machinery - Triple car accommodation plus ample off-street parking Location Highlights - Prime growth position near Davis Road, surrounded by new developments - Close to Tarneit Train Station and the proposed Davis Road Station - Only minutes to Tarneit Central Shopping Centre, Werribee Plaza, schools and parks - Easy access to the Western Freeway and the proposed Outer Metropolitan Ring Road - Approximately 30 km from Melbourne CBD and 35 km to Melbourne Airport Investment Appeal - Strategic landbank with outstanding future redevelopment potential - Located within a high-growth corridor supported by strong infrastructure planning - Surrounded by major residential and commercial projects already under construction - Exceptional opportunity for developers, investors, and land bankers seeking capital growth 1443 Doherty's Road, Mount Cottrell represents an exceptional opportunity to secure a premium landholding with significant future upside in one of Melbourne's most rapidly evolving corridors.