54 Allawah Street, Blacktown, NSW, 2148 - House Sold on 30 08 2025

SoldAug 30, 2025

54 Allawah Street, Blacktown, NSW, 2148

$1,366,000

746 m²

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Aug 30, 2025

What's around 54 Allawah Street

SOLD BY - DENNIS JOSEPH 0419 413 178

SOLD BY - DENNIS JOSEPH 0419 413 178 Dennis Joseph & Nezar Chikho proudly present this well-maintained three-bedroom home situated on a generous 746m² flat block in one of Blacktown's most sought-after pockets. Zoned under the NSW Government's new Low-Mid Rise Housing Policy (LMR), this property presents an outstanding opportunity for future redevelopment, dual occupancy, or a secondary dwelling (STCA). Located in the new State Government LMR (Low mid range housing policy), this rare offering is perfect for growing families, investors, or developers looking to capitalise on location, land size, and zoning flexibility. Property Features: + Three spacious bedrooms + Neat and functional bathroom + Bright living and dining areas + Well-appointed kitchen with ample bench space and storage + Expansive backyard with side access – ideal for entertaining or development + Granny flat potential (STCA) – meets minimum requirements for a secondary dwelling + Separate access available, perfect for dual occupancy or extended family + Wide frontage and excellent land usability + Positioned within a quiet street in a rapidly growing area Location Highlights + Opposite to St Patrick's Primary School, and 2 minutes' drive or 10 minutes' walk to Blacktown West Public School + Easy access to arterial Road + Strolls to Train station, shopping centre and parks + Easy access to convenient bus stops Whether you're looking to move in, invest, or build – this property offers flexibility, future growth, and incredible potential under the LMR zoning guidelines. This property is a smart buy with long-term upside. Disclaimer: We have been furnished with the above information, however, Laing + Simmons - Blacktown Property Agents gives no guarantees, undertakings or warnings concerning the accuracy, completeness or up-to-date nature of the information provided. All interested parties are responsible for their own independent inquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.