Move straight in, invest, or redevelop - this 543m² corner block comes with DA-approved plans for a double-storey home plus granny flat, unlocking outstanding future potential.
Perfectly positioned and beautifully renovated, this well-presented three-bedroom residence offers immediate comfort while providing an exceptional opportunity for developers, investors, or families looking to capitalise on approved development plans.
With valuable corner block access and council-approved plans already secured, much of the time, cost, and uncertainty involved in development has already been completed.
Whether you choose to live in, lease out, or build your future project, this property offers flexibility, strong growth potential, and long-term value.
Property Features
• Fully renovated home ready to move in or rent immediately
• Three spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
• Modern bathroom
• Updated kitchen with gas cooking and ample storage
• Generous 543m² corner block with excellent access
• DA-approved plans for a double-storey home plus granny flat
• Ideal for redevelopment, dual income potential, or future expansion
• Strong opportunity for investors, developers, or future family home builders
• Convenient location close to schools, shops, parks, and transport
Location Features:
• 3 minute drive to Campbelltown Mall
• 5 minute drive to Campbelltown Station
• 2 minute drive to Campbelltown Public School
• 6 minute drive to Campbelltown Performing Arts High School
• 8 minute drive to TAFE NSW Campbelltown
• 7 minute drive to Western Sydney University Campbelltown Campus
• 6 minute drive to Campbelltown Hospital
Opportunities with approved plans on a corner block are rarely offered - secure the home today and unlock its full potential tomorrow.
We look forward to welcoming you at the next open home.
Disclaimer: The above information has been gathered from sources that we believe are reliable. However, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information, and we do not accept responsibility for its accuracy. Any interested parties should rely on their own inquiries.
