Set on approximately 712sqm in the heart of Rostrevor, 30 Sparks Terrace presents an exciting opportunity for developers, builders, renovators and buyers looking to secure a substantial landholding in one of Adelaide's tightly held north-eastern suburbs.
With generous land dimensions and an established three-bedroom home already in place, the property offers plenty of flexibility for its next chapter. Renovate and make it your own, retain as a holding property, or explore the potential for redevelopment or subdivision, subject to the necessary planning and council consents.
For the project-minded buyer, the appeal is clear. Opportunities to secure land of this scale in established Rostrevor are becoming increasingly difficult to find, particularly in a location surrounded by quality schooling, everyday conveniences and the foothills lifestyle the area is known for.
Tree removal approval has been obtained, providing greater flexibility for buyers looking to explore the property's future potential.
Positioned approximately 11km from the Adelaide CBD, the property enjoys convenient access to Newton Village, The Parade at Norwood and a range of local shopping and dining options. Morialta Conservation Park and the surrounding foothills provide walking trails and natural recreation close to home, while families will appreciate zoning for Stradbroke School and Morialta Secondary College.
Whether your plans involve renovating, rebuilding, developing or simply securing a sizeable piece of Rostrevor for the future, 30 Sparks Terrace is an opportunity worth exploring.
Key features:
• Approximately 712sqm of land in tightly held Rostrevor
• Renovate, rebuild or explore redevelopment potential (STCC)
• Zoned for Stradbroke School and Morialta Secondary College
• Close to Newton Village, Morialta Conservation Park and local amenities
• Approximately 11km from the Adelaide CBD
Secure the land, explore the possibilities and create the next chapter at 30 Sparks Terrace.
All development and subdivision opportunities are subject to planning and council consent. Purchasers are encouraged to undertake their own investigations regarding the suitability of the property for their intended use.
