Approx. 21,400m² of land in an established Mackay suburb.
Existing home.
Dual-living flexibility.
Preliminary subdivision concepts.
And a vendor ready to meet the market.
157 Apsley Way presents developers, builders, investors and acreage buyers with the opportunity to secure a substantial landholding in Andergrove without having to assemble multiple sites.
THE LAND
Approx. 2.14ha / 5.28 acres
Established residential surroundings
Preliminary concepts indicating potential for approx. 13 residential lots (STCA)
Significant landbank opportunity
Existing residence providing holding flexibility
Large dam
Bore water
Established fruit trees / orchard
Coastal and mangrove access nearby
THE EXISTING HOME
The property includes an existing four-bedroom Queenslander-style residence with flexible living arrangements, giving buyers the option to occupy, lease or hold while investigating future plans.
That means you are not buying bare dirt and waiting indefinitely.
There is existing use today and potential upside tomorrow.
WHY DEVELOPERS SHOULD LOOK AT THIS
Andergrove remains an active residential growth area, with current subdivision applications continuing across the suburb.
For buyers seeking a future residential pipeline, approximately 5.28 acres inside an established urban area is significantly harder to replace than another small development parcel.
WHY LIFESTYLE BUYERS SHOULD LOOK TOO
Not ready to develop?
Keep the acreage.
Enjoy the privacy.
Use the shedding, water and land.
And retain the longer-term development upside.
That flexibility is what makes 157 Apsley Way different.
The owner is serious about achieving a result.
Developers, landbank buyers and acreage purchasers are encouraged to inspect, review the planning material and make an offer.
Contact Altora Global today for the available concept information and property documents.
Any subdivision, dwelling yield or future development is subject to council and other relevant approvals. Buyers should independently verify zoning, overlays, services, infrastructure requirements, site constraints and development feasibility.
