Positioned on a substantial 931sqm corner allotment with wide dual street frontage, 7 Rowe Street, Strathalbyn presents an outstanding opportunity for investors, renovators and developers alike. Offering flexibility, scale and a central location, this is a property where vision and potential take centre stage.
Built in 1958 and formerly configured as a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home, the existing dwelling now presents as a true blank canvas. Having been largely gutted, it offers renovators the chance to start fresh and undertake a top-to-bottom transformation, reimagining the layout, finishes and functionality to suit modern living. For those with vision, this is an ideal foundation to create a completely new home within an established central setting.
Equally compelling is the property's development potential (STCC). Situated on a corner allotment with approximately 46.2m frontage to Rowe Street and 20.4m frontage to Murray Street, the site offers excellent access, flexibility and subdivision appeal. Whether you're considering a knock-down rebuild, multi-dwelling development or land-banking for the future, this is a strategic holding in a tightly held location.
Key Highlights
• Generous 931sqm corner allotment
• Dual street frontage: approx. 46.2m (Rowe Street) & 20.4m (Murray Street)
• Formerly a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home
• 1958 build with partial renovations completed
• Options to renovate, rebuild or subdivide (STCC)
• Central Strathalbyn location with strong buyer demand
• Ideal for investors, renovators and developers
Opportunities offering this level of flexibility, land size and frontage are becoming increasingly rare. Whether your plan is to renovate and hold, redevelop, or secure a prime land holding for the future, 7 Rowe Street is a property that rewards vision.
Disclaimer: All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to property land size, floor plans, building age and condition). Interested parties should make their own enquiries and seek independent legal and financial advice. RLA 278947
