Opportunities to secure substantial township land with existing infrastructure don't come along often, and this unique holding at Kiata offers plenty of flexibility for buyers.
Offered to the market as one holding, the property comprises multiple parcels totalling approximately 2 acres, with the option to consider offers on individual blocks.
Located along the Western Highway, the property benefits from front and rear access, with the rear of the land accessible via Vickery Street. Power is available along the front boundary, with a transformer already in place, while Telstra pits run along the frontage.
Several of the parcels also have GWM Water metres onsite, adding further versatility and making this an interesting opportunity for those looking for land with existing services and infrastructure.
There are also two substantial older sheds on the property. While both will require some attention, they provide useful existing storage or workshop space for the right buyer.
The land is zoned Township, with the individual parcels each offering approximately 2,000m², providing plenty of room for a range of potential uses, subject to the relevant approvals.
Fencing is generally in need of repair, and buyers should make their own enquiries regarding services, access, title arrangements and future development potential.
Property features include:
- Approximately 2 acres in total
- Multiple parcels/titles
- Township zoning
- Western Highway frontage
- Rear access via Vickery Street
- Power available along the frontage
- Transformer nearby
- Telstra infrastructure along frontage
- GWM Water meters to selected parcels
- Two existing sheds
- Individual parcels of approximately 2,000m²
- Offered as one holding with individual offers considered
- Development potential (STCA)
A rare opportunity to secure a substantial holding in Kiata with the flexibility to purchase the entire property or potentially acquire individual parcels.
*Buyers should make their own enquiries regarding title, services, zoning, access and permitted uses. Parcel C (Allotment 6) is being offered together with Parcel D (Allotment 7), which is held by adverse possession with a deed of possessory right.*
