If you have been waiting for the right block to make your move on Macleay Island, 28 Wirralee Street is well worth a closer look.
Occupying a prominent corner position, this 538m² allotment offers something many standard blocks cannot - additional street frontage, greater flexibility and more options when it comes to planning your future build, subject to council approval.
Just as appealing is the location. Water access can be found at the end of the street, placing the waterfront only moments away and adding to the relaxed, coastal lifestyle Macleay Island is known for.
The block is currently uncleared, giving the next owner the opportunity to start with a genuine blank canvas and prepare the site around their own plans.
Whether your vision is to build an island home, secure land for the future or add another property to your investment portfolio, this is an affordable opportunity to secure a well-positioned corner parcel in a growing island community.
Property highlights:
• 538m² corner allotment
• Valuable corner position with additional street frontage
• Water access located at the end of the street
• Flexible future building potential, subject to council approval
• Blank canvas ready to be cleared and prepared
• Ideal for a future island home or long-term investment
• Convenient access to local amenities and island services
• Positioned within the relaxed Macleay Island community
With its corner position, water access nearby and plenty of scope for the future, 28 Wirralee Street offers more than just a vacant block. It is an opportunity to secure your own piece of Macleay Island and create something around the lifestyle you want.
Contact Michael Auton today for further information or to discuss the property.
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