Set across approximately 1,669sqm and comprising Lots 21, 22 and 23 Section 18 DP1480, 150 Hobart Street presents a genuinely unique opportunity for buyers looking beyond conventional residential property.
Predominantly level and privately positioned, the holding features gated street access, established fencing and gardens, an existing shed with historical Council approval and an onsite septic system. With no connection to mains electricity, the property offers an off-grid setting within the evolving Grantham Farm and Riverstone corridor.
Surrounded by continued growth and development, the property combines a peaceful, semi-rural feel with convenient access to Riverstone, local shopping, transport and the broader North West Sydney region.
For buyers with a long-term outlook, the property presents a distinctive opportunity within the evolving Grantham Farm and Riverstone corridor. Zoned C2 Environmental Conservation, the land forms part of the broader conservation framework for the area and is identified on the Environmental Conservation Land Reservation Acquisition Map. Any future use of the property will be subject to the applicable planning controls and relevant approvals, making this an opportunity best suited to buyers who appreciate the unique nature of the holding and its longer-term position within North West Sydney.
For buyers with an interest in unique landholdings or those seeking something outside the conventional residential market, 150 Hobart Street offers an opportunity that is increasingly difficult to replicate.
Key features include:
Approximately 1,669sqm
Comprising Lots 21, 22 & 23 Section 18 DP1480
Predominantly level land
Gated street access
Existing shed with historical Council approval
Onsite septic system
Established fencing and gardens
Off-grid setting with no mains electricity connection
C2 Environmental Conservation zoning
Identified on the Environmental Conservation Land Reservation Acquisition Map
Peaceful setting close to Grantham Farm and Riverstone
Prospective purchasers are encouraged to undertake their own enquiries with Blacktown City Council and the relevant State Government authorities and obtain independent planning and legal advice regarding the zoning, permissible uses and any future acquisition of the land. No representation is made regarding the timing or likelihood of any future Government acquisition.
