Prime Development Opportunity on a Massive 1,899m² Block
Located at 381 Elizabeth Drive, Mount Pritchard NSW 2170, this exceptional property presents a rare opportunity for homeowners, investors, and developers alike.
Set on a generous 1,899m² parcel of land, the property boasts an impressive 24.59m wide frontage and an approx. 82.3m depth, offering excellent scope for future development (STCA).
Existing Home Features:
• 3 well-sized bedrooms
• Timber flooring throughout all bedrooms and living areas
• Large kitchen with tiled flooring
• 1 main bathroom plus 2 toilets
• Additional bathroom located in the garage
• Double garage
• Carport
• Pergola, ideal for outdoor entertaining
Surrounded by beautiful, established fruit trees, the property delivers a perfect balance of lifestyle enjoyment and long-term potential.
Key Highlights:
• Massive 1,899m² landholding
• Wide frontage and deep block
• Potential to build up to 3 houses (STCA)
• Ideal for developers, investors, or land bankers
Location & Lifestyle:
Positioned in the heart of Mount Pritchard, this property is within walking distance to popular local schools such as Mount Pritchard Public School, Our Lady of Mt Carmel Catholic Primary, and Bonnyrigg High School approx. 1 km. Enjoy easy access to everyday conveniences including local shops, convenience stores and a pharmacy just minutes away, while major retail and dining options at Westfield Liverpool.
• Mount Pritchard Public School - approx. ~350 m to ~550 m from central Elizabeth Drive area.
• Our Lady of Mt Carmel Catholic Primary School - approx. ~760 m.
• Bonnyrigg High School - approx. ~630 m
A rare chance to secure a substantial development site with strong future upside in a convenient and well-connected location.
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