Perfectly positioned on a generous, north-facing allotment of approximately 664m², this property represents a truly outstanding opportunity for developers, builders, and astute investors alike. With approved plans and permits already in place for two architecturally designed side-by-side townhomes — each featuring four bedrooms and 32–34 squares respectively of beautifully planned living — the groundwork has been done, allowing you to move forward with confidence. The existing concrete home offers a comfortable and immediately livable foundation. It includes a spacious front living room, a central kitchen with ample storage, three bedrooms (two with built-in robes), a well-maintained bathroom, separate laundry, heating and cooling, and polished timber floors throughout.
Step outside to discover a deep, sun-drenched backyard complete with a large rear verandah for all-weather entertaining, a generous garage, plenty of shedding, and ample parking. Nestled in a highly sought-after pocket, this address is within walking distance of Rupert Wallace Reserve, Belle Vue Park Primary, and Glenroy College. It’s also close to sporting fields, leafy parks, and only a short trip to Glenroy’s shopping strip and public transport connections. Whether you choose to live in or rent out the current home while you prepare to build, or commence construction immediately, this is a rare and ready-made development opportunity that combines prime land, approved plans, and an unbeatable location.
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