56-58 Alexandra St

Kurri Kurri NSW 2327

1525 m²

Land

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

CREATE HISTORY HERE!

Ã once in a lifetime opportunity could exist here... roll up your sleeves, get the creative juices flowing and come up with something special on this famous local site. Previously a successful car yard premises, this site has undergone irreparable fire damage and the owners now "want it gone". Zoned R3 Medium Density Residential, with stormwater in a favourable position, no sewer easement to avoid, and two highly visible street frontages - THIS could be your signature development (STCA). Plus side lane access which could provide THREE street frontages to assist with design options. This site all the location advantages that every smart developer is looking for to maximise resale - close to shops and transport, flexible access options and convenient slope. The time starts NOW to create something special here and reap the rewards. Yes, you will need to factor in the remediation costs as there is a derelict building on the site. We have a report available for your review. Kurri Kurri is in dire need of more medium density housing for first home buyers, and suitable Over 55's Housing... Have a look at this... speak to your architect, chat to Cessnock Council and sort out the finances. Flexible terms may be available. Could you BE THE ONE who has the vision to make the money here.,.,. this already famous property could evolve into something very special for years to come! Do your homework - talk to Council. Do the math - talk to your broker. Do the market research - talk to me. Make the call. Distance to: Coles Supermarket approx 400m Kurri Kurri Public School approx 420m Maitland to Cessnock Bus 164 approx 700m * This information, including but not limited to photographs (which may show boundaries), copywriting, floorplans, and site plans, has been prepared solely for the purpose of marketing this property. While all care has been taken to ensure accuracy, we do not accept any responsibility for errors, omissions, or inaccuracies. We strongly recommend that all interested parties make their own enquiries and seek independent advice, including speaking with their conveyancer regarding boundaries and, where appropriate, obtaining a surveyor's report, to verify the information provided.