Century 21 The Rana Group presents 14 Federal Road, Seven Hills – a rare opportunity for investors, developers, or owner-occupiers. Positioned opposite Seven Hills Plaza and a short walk to the train station, this 664 sqm block with 20.7m frontage is a rare SEPP (Housing) 2021 zoned site, offering excellent development potential (STCA).
Existing Dwelling Features:
+ Comfortable living room with air conditioning
+ Three good-sized bedrooms with floorboards
+ Functional kitchen with walk in pantry.
+ Separate dining area
+ Bathroom plus additional second toilet
+ Internal laundry
+ Lock-up garage and carport
+ Side access
+ Generous front yard and spacious backyard (STCA potential)
Zoning & Development Potential (STCA):
This rare offering is zoned under the State Environmental Planning Policy (Housing) 2021, allowing for:
+ Shop-top housing (commercial + residential)
+ Multi-dwelling housing (townhouses, terraces, boutique apartments)
+ Low- and mid-rise residential development (up to 3 storeys, subject to design and compliance) With SEPP 2021's streamlined planning pathways, the site offers outstanding flexibility and strong development upside.
Prime Location:
+ Directly opposite Seven Hills Plaza
+ Approx. 7 mins. Walk to Seven Hills Train Station
+ Close to schools, parks, cafés, and public transport
+ Excellent exposure in a high-demand growth corridor This is a landmark opportunity offering immediate use today with exceptional future potential in one of Seven Hills' most strategic locations.
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