Seize this rare opportunity to secure a premier development site in one of Reservoir’s fastest-evolving and most in-demand pockets. Whether you're a seasoned developer, strategic investor, or a builder ready for your next standout project, this offering delivers unbeatable value, flexibility, and future potential.
Two Titles Available
Single Lot: Approx. 565m²
Combined Lots: Approx. 1,129m²
The combined site comes with approved plans and permits for nine architecturally designed triple-storey townhouses, streamlining the development process and saving you significant time and resources. Alternatively, each lot individually holds plans for four dwellings under the Residential Growth Zone (RGZ3)—a true developer’s dream.
Architectural Highlights
Each proposed townhouse is designed to meet the demands of modern living, featuring:
3–4 spacious bedrooms
Open-plan living and dining
Functional family zones
Low-maintenance private courtyards
Prime Location & Unmatched Connectivity
Perfectly located within walking distance to both Summerhill and Northland Shopping Centres, and just minutes from:
Preston Market, Reservoir Train Station
Broadway and Edwardes Street villages
Top-tier schools including Reservoir High School and Reservoir East Primary
La Trobe and RMIT Universities
Easy access to Tram 86, bus routes 382, 566, 567
Surrounded by parks and trails including CH Sullivan Park and Darebin Creek Trail
All this, just 11km (approx.) from Melbourne CBD—an exceptional blend of lifestyle appeal and long-term capital growth potential.
With a motivated vendor and a recent price reduction, this is an opportunity that won’t last. Whether you intend to develop, invest, or eventually occupy, this versatile property ticks all the boxes.
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