Unlock the potential of an exceptional 976m² (approx.) landholding* positioned along one of Melbourne's most high-demand education and lifestyle corridors. Situated within the Residential Growth Zone (RGZ), this prominent site offers outstanding development scope and is ideally suited for multi-use or high-rise projects (STCA).
With strong exposure along Burwood Highway and exceptional connectivity, the property delivers unmatched convenience for future residents and tenants. Tram Route 75 is right at the doorstep, providing direct access to the CBD, while nearby bus services and arterial roads ensure seamless regional connectivity. Everyday amenities are moments away, including Burwood One Shopping Centre, Burwood Heights Shopping Centre, the award-winning Burwood Brickworks Shopping Centre (approx. 5 minutes), supermarkets, cafés, parks, and a wide selection of primary and secondary schools.
Strategically located near major education hubs such as Deakin University (approx. 3 minutes) and PLC, the site benefits from consistently strong demand for both residential living and student accommodation. The surrounding streetscape is evolving with mid-rise apartments, student housing, and mixed-use buildings, reinforcing the area's growth trajectory and boosting its long-term development appeal.
Offering a generous land size, strong frontage, and broad design flexibility, 370 Burwood Highway presents a rare opportunity for developers to deliver a landmark residential, student accommodation, mixed-use, or boutique high-density project in one of Burwood's fastest-transforming precincts (STCA).
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