Positioned in a peaceful and tightly held pocket of Gaythorne, 14 & 16 Prince Street present an increasingly rare opportunity to secure vacant land and create a brand-new home in one of Brisbane's most sought-after inner north-west suburbs.
On offer are two vacant allotments, each comprising 405m² with an approximately 10.69m frontage to Prince Street. Both blocks enjoy an ideal north-eastern aspect to the street, providing excellent potential to take advantage of natural light and cooling breezes when designing your future home.
Level in nature and offering straightforward access, the allotments should require very minimal site works compared with the sloping blocks commonly found throughout the surrounding area. Adding further appeal, the land also benefits from the rare advantage of frontage to both Prince Street and Crana Street, creating an exciting opportunity for a clever architectural design to make the most of dual street access, orientation and overall functionality.
The location is equally impressive. Tucked away in a quiet residential street while remaining within walking distance of Gaythorne Train Station, the property provides convenient access to the CBD along with nearby schools, parks, cafes, shopping and the lifestyle amenities of both Gaythorne and neighbouring Mitchelton.
With vacant, level land becoming increasingly difficult to secure in established suburbs this close to Brisbane City, 14 & 16 Prince Street represent an exceptional opportunity to build a home tailored entirely to your lifestyle while capitalising on the strength of the surrounding property market.
Secure one of these outstanding allotments and create the home you have always wanted in a location you will enjoy for years to come.
Phone Haydn Denovan for more information.
