Perfectly positioned on 27 Delacey Street, Maidstone, this generous 762sqm (approx.) land parcel with an impressive 15.9m frontage offers unlimited potential for redevelopment whether it's a multi-townhouse project, dual occupancy, or your dream family home (STCA).
With no overlays and a rectangular, level block, this site gives developers and investors complete design freedom a rare find in today's tightly held inner-west market.
Lifestyle Convenience at Your Doorstep
Transport: Only moments from Highpoint Shopping Centre, Maribyrnong River trails, and public transport options, including buses and trams with direct access to the CBD.
Education: Zoned for Footscray North Primary and close to Victoria University, Maribyrnong College, and several private schools.
Shops & Dining: Enjoy the vibrant café scene and multicultural dining options of Maribyrnong and Footscray all just minutes away.
Recreation: Surrounded by green spaces like Pipemakers Park and Thompson Reserve, ideal for weekend leisure and family activities.
Future Growth & Development Opportunity
Maidstone has become one of Melbourne's most promising inner-west growth corridors, with a surge in townhouse and boutique apartment projects driven by strong demand from young professionals and families seeking proximity to the city. Recent upgrades to Highpoint precinct, Maribyrnong Defence redevelopment, and new transport infrastructure continue to strengthen the suburb's capital growth outlook.
Whether you're looking to build and sell, landbank, or create your forever home, 27 Delacey Street represents a rare, clean-title site with outstanding potential in a location set for long-term appreciation.
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