Imagine securing your land today and starting your build tomorrow. At Springview Place, Romsey, that opportunity is ready and waiting.
Set in a quiet, tightly held court just moments from Romsey's town centre, this boutique release offers fully titled allotments with planning permits already approved removing the usual delays and uncertainty from the building process. It's a rare chance to move forward with confidence in one of the Macedon Ranges' most sought-after country townships.
Privately positioned off Barry Street, each allotment is cleared, level, fenced and construction-ready, providing an ideal foundation for your dream home (STCA). With services connected and essential works already complete, you can focus on the exciting part bringing your vision to life.
Available Allotments:
Lot 2 (15 Springview Place) 600m² (approx.)
Lot 3 (14 Springview Place) 600m² (approx.)
Lot 4 (13 Springview Place) 600m² (approx.)
Lot 6 (11 Springview Place) 568m² (approx.)
Lot 8 (9 Springview Place) 600m² (approx.)
Every block includes approved house plans, building permits, concrete driveways, retaining walls, full fencing and completed site cuts, making this a truly turnkey land opportunity.
Step outside and enjoy the relaxed Romsey lifestyle stroll the Deep Creek Reserve walking track, grab a coffee in town, or walk to the village centre, supermarket and medical facilities, all just minutes away.
Conveniently located approximately 60km from Melbourne's CBD, around 30 minutes to Melbourne Airport, and 1015 minutes to Clarkefield or Riddells Creek train stations, Springview Place offers the perfect balance of country calm and city connectivity.
Whether you're building your first home, upsizing, or investing for the future, Springview Place delivers the rare combination of lifestyle, location and immediate build readiness an opportunity not to be missed.
For more information, please contact Chloe Brinkhuis on 0466 632 770 or Zacton Mussared on 0458 988 483 at Mussared Estate Agents.
Disclaimer: All information contained herein is provided as a guide only. Buyers are encouraged to make their own enquiries and refer to the due diligence checklist provided by Consumer Affairs for further information: http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/duediligencechecklist
