50 Hartington Street

Elsternwick VIC 3185

Land

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

A Rare Elsternwick Landholding with Outstanding Potential

An exceptional opportunity awaits in one of Elsternwick’s most sought-after residential pockets, with this substantial parcel of land offering an exciting blank canvas for builders, developers, investors and those looking to create their dream home. Set on approximately 483sqm, this generous allotment provides the opportunity to bring your vision to life, whether that be a stunning new family residence or a considered townhouse development, all subject to council approval and planning requirements (STCA). Perfectly positioned to enjoy the very best of Elsternwick, the property is surrounded by established homes and is moments from Glen Huntly Road, where an abundance of cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, shops and everyday conveniences are readily accessible. Nearby parks and open spaces further enhance the lifestyle appeal of this highly desirable location. Families will appreciate the excellent selection of both public and private schools located within easy reach, adding further appeal for those looking to establish themselves in this highly regarded family-friendly neighbourhood. Excellent transport options further add to the appeal, with Elsternwick Railway Station providing convenient access to Melbourne’s CBD and surrounding suburbs, complemented by nearby tram and bus services. With its generous landholding, established surroundings and premium location, this is a rare opportunity to secure land in Elsternwick and unlock its considerable potential. Whether creating an architecturally designed family home or exploring the opportunity for a townhouse development, this outstanding site offers the flexibility to shape a future that suits your vision. Opportunities to secure land of this calibre in such a tightly held location are increasingly rare. *Approximate land size. Development potential is subject to council approval, planning controls and all relevant authority requirements. Prospective purchasers should make their own independent enquiries.