27 Churchill St

Palmwoods QLD 4555

809 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Approved Development Opportunity in the Heart of Palmwoods

Positioned in a prime Palmwoods pocket, this expansive 809sqm parcel presents an outstanding opportunity for developers and investors alike. With development approval already in place for four townhouses, the groundwork is set for your next project in one of the Sunshine Coast's most sought-after hinterland communities. Enjoy the convenience of a highly walkable location, just moments from Palmwoods' vibrant village centre, rail connections, local cafÃ©s, sporting facilities, Palmwoods State School and the recently approved Coles Supermarket site. This central setting continues to attract strong buyer and tenant demand, making it an ideal prospect for both immediate development or land banking. The existing residence adds further appeal, offering a tastefully updated character home with three generous bedrooms, a stylishly renovated bathroom, and a contemporary kitchen. The air-conditioned living space ensures year-round comfort, while the covered rear veranda provides the perfect spot to relax and unwind. Set on a fully fenced block with a spacious yard and low-maintenance gardens, the home is currently leased at $810 per week until August 2026, delivering a solid holding income. Key highlights: - 809sqm block in a central Palmwoods location - Medium density zoning with DA approval for four townhouses - Stormwater upgrade has already been completed - Walking distance to village shops, cafÃ©s, schools, and train station - Renovated three-bedroom home with strong rental return - Split system air conditioning in main living area - Two off-street car spaces and fully fenced yard Whether you're ready to build now or secure a high-potential site for the future, this is a rare chance to capitalise on a blue-chip location. *Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.