If you're looking for a project in the ever-popular suburb of Glenroy, then 89 John Street is an opportunity not to be missed. Set on a generous allotment of approximately 695m, this property comes with all the hard work done - approved plans and permits for the construction of three well-designed townhouses, making it the ideal purchase for buyers wanting to secure a future development site, or for builders and investors ready to start immediately. The proposed development includes three townhouses with modern layouts and finishes: Unit 1 at 14.8 squares approximately, Unit 2 at 15 squares approximately, and Unit 3 at 14.3 squares approximately, offering a mix of two and three-bedroom options.
The property itself includes three bedrooms, a central bathroom, a spacious kitchen fitted with stainless steel appliances and generous meals and living zones. Additional features include heating and cooling. This makes it not only a strong development opportunity but also a sound holding investment.
Positioned in a prime location, directly opposite Robertson Reserve and within walking distance to both the West Street and Pascoe Vale Road shopping precincts, Glenroy Train Station, and multiple bus routes, the convenience on offer is second to none. Surrounded by a selection of schools and green spaces, and located just 12.5km from Melbourne's CBD with easy access to CityLink, the Ring Road, and Melbourne Airport, this address places you in the heart of everything. Zoned under the City of Moreland's Neighbourhood Residential Zone, this is a rare find with everything in place for a successful project. Whether you're an experienced developer, an investor seeking long-term potential, or a buyer looking to make your mark in a thriving suburb, 89 John Street delivers outstanding value in a highly desirable location. Plans are available upon request.
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