2 Webber Drive

Nairne SA 5252

596 m²

Land

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Parkside Position, Endless Possibilities | 596m² Corner Allotment

Sitting within Nairne, just moments from the stunning Bythorne Park grounds, this 596m² flat, titled corner allotment presents a wonderful opportunity to secure your own piece of Nairne and create the home of your dreams that suits your lifestyle. Whether you're planning your first home, looking to build something special for your family or wanting to put down roots within the increasingly popular Nairne community, this block offers an exciting place to start. The Finer Details: - 596m² (approx) corner allotment with space to design your ideal home - Flat block offering a practical starting point for your building plans - Titled and ready to build, so you can start planning your next chapter immediately - Bythorne Park on your doorstep, perfect for enjoying the outdoors - SAPN and SA Water Services ready to connect on Webber Drive, making it easier to plan your build - A fantastic opportunity to enjoy the relaxed feel of Nairne, with its local shops, cafés, schools, community facilities and convenient access to Mount Barker and the Adelaide Hills Important information for buyers: - A septic tank will be required - Vehicle access and the driveway must be located off Woodside Road With its flat, titled land, park-side position and the opportunity to create the exact home of your dreams, this is a chance to turn your plans into reality in one of the Adelaide Hills' welcoming townships. Secure your slice of Nairne and start imagining the possibilities. Amenities close by include the Chapmans at Nairne shopping Precinct, Little Birdy Bakery and the recently completed OTR. Specifications: CT / 6113/561 Council / Mount Barker District Zoning / Residential Land / 596sqm All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions. Interested parties should make their own inquiries and obtain their own legal advice.