64 Kurrawyba Ave

Terrigal NSW 2260

0 m²

595 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Build Your Vision Above the Terrigal Bowl

Set on an elevated 595m² allotment with a prized northerly aspect, this exceptional site is offered for its land value and outstanding redevelopment potential. Capturing sweeping ocean views across Terrigal Beach and the coastline beyond, it provides an inspiring foundation for a landmark coastal home designed to maximise the outlook, natural light and cooling north-easterly sea breezes. A Rare Coastal Development Opportunity - DA-approved plans by acclaimed Slater Architects provide a clear pathway to transform the property into an impressive five-bedroom residence with an infinity pool, improved access, a double garage and an additional level designed to elevate the already remarkable views. Alternatively, start afresh with a new architectural concept, subject to council approval, and create a bespoke residence that fully capitalises on the site's elevation, aspect and blue-chip position. Site & Location Highlights: - Elevated 595m² sloping allotment with an idyllic northerly aspect - Sweeping ocean views across Terrigal Beach and the coastline beyond - Walk to Terrigal Beach, North Avoca Beach and the iconic Terrigal Haven - Approved Slater Architects plans offer the option to proceed with an established vision - Scope to pursue an entirely new design, subject to council approval - An outstanding proposition for builders, developers and buyers seeking a premium coastal site Opportunities combining this calibre of view, location and development potential are increasingly rare. Knock down, rebuild and create a coastal residence worthy of this exceptional Terrigal address. For further information, approved plans or inspection details, contact Josh Svenson on 0431 715 509. Disclaimer: *Disclaimer: The information provided has been furnished to Empire Property Co. by third parties. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, no guarantee is given and interested parties should rely on their own independent enquiries.