Offered for the first time in over 55 years, this exceptional landholding presents a rare opportunity to secure approximately 26,260sqm (6.5 acres) across 2 separate titles in the heart of Sydney's future global economic city.
Positioned within the rapidly evolving Western Sydney Aerotropolis, this property places you at the doorstep of unprecedented growth. With the Western Sydney International Airport set to commence operations in 2026 and the nearby Bradfield City emerging as Sydney's next major CBD, the long-term economic and investment potential is undeniable.
Property Features:
- Approx. 26,260sqm (6.5 acres) total land area
- Lot 5 – 1.31 Ha
- Lot 6 – 1.31 Ha
- Impressive 200m road frontage
Location Highlights
- Proposed sewer scheduled for 2027
- Bradfield City – less than 1.4 km
- Western Sydney Airport precinct – less than 2.5km
- Just off The Northern Road
- Easy access to Bringelly Road and Elizabeth Drive
- Surrounded by major infrastructure investment and planning initiatives
This property is ideal for buyers seeking scale, flexibility, and strategic positioning in one of NSW's most significant infrastructure and employment corridors. The proximity to Bradfield City and the Airport precinct offers strong future uplift driven by job creation, transport connectivity, and commercial expansion.
A once-in-a-generation opportunity to invest, land bank, and secure a foothold in Sydney's next major city.
This property is to be Sold at Auction if not prior.
Auction Details
Date: Saturday 28th February, 2026
Time: 11:00am
Venue: On Site
Act now to avoid disappointment – opportunities of this calibre are rarely offered.
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