Positioned in a prime inner city location, this vacant parcel at 62 Fleming Street presents a rare opportunity to secure land in the tightly held suburb of Wickham. Offering a private setting while remaining moments from parks, local amenities and the vibrant heart of Newcastle CBD, the property provides an exceptional foundation for those looking to create a home in one of the city's most convenient locations.
Ideal for those seeking to build a beautiful family residence, the site offers the opportunity to bring your vision to life in a highly sought after inner city setting. Previously DA approved for an impressive three storey residence complete with a swimming pool, the property provides valuable groundwork for a future development, while allowing buyers to explore their own plans and possibilities.
With its enviable location, generous lifestyle appeal and close proximity to Newcastle CBD, this is an increasingly rare chance to secure vacant land in Wickham. Whether you're looking to create a contemporary family home or take advantage of the site's previous approval, 62 Fleming Street offers an exciting opportunity to build something truly special in the heart of the city.
Why you'll love where you live;
- Within 5 minutes of Newcastle CBD, with stunning beaches, fabulous restaurants, bars, cafés, attractions and convenient train and light rail connections all close by.
- Just a short stroll to Newcastle Harbour and the vibrant Honeysuckle precinct, perfect for waterfront dining, entertainment and leisurely walks.
- 25 minutes to Warners Bay and the stunning shores of Lake Macquarie, ideal for weekend walks, cafés and lakeside activities.
- 50 minutes to the Hunter Valley, with renowned cellar doors, fine dining, world-class events and attractions.
- 50 minutes to the pristine shores of Port Stephens, offering beautiful beaches, boating and coastal adventures.
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