133 Mitchell Street, North Ward, QLD, 4810

SoldMar 17, 2026

$1,140,000

1012 m²

House

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Sold: Mar 17, 2026

What's around 133 Mitchell Street

SOLD by Sean Lubbe || Prime Development Opportunity with Immediate Upside on 1,012sqm

Positioned in a high-demand growth pocket, 133 Mitchell Street presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial 1,012sqm (approx.) parcel with strong holding income and clear development potential. Whether you're looking to landbank, develop, or value-add, this is a strategic acquisition with multiple profitable pathways. Features Include: - Existing dwelling which provides immediate holding income while you plan your next move - 1,012sqm block (approx.) - Ideal scale for multi-dwelling development (STCA) - Wide frontage. Enhances design flexibility and site efficiency - Accessible. Simplifies future construction and reduces build complexity Opportunity: - Development potential. Scope for townhouses or multi-dwelling configuration (STCA) - Strong demand location. Proven buyer and tenant appetite in the area - Hold or develop. Generate income now while planning a higher-yield exit strategy - Value-add upside. Renovate, reconfigure, or redevelop to maximise return Location Highlights: - Centrally positioned. Close to major amenities, schooling, and transport links. - Consistent growth corridor. Ongoing demand driven by infrastructure and accessibility. - Appealing to multiple buyer pools. Be Quick! This is the type of site that rarely becomes available, a large parcel with flexibility, income, and clear future upside. Be sure, secure your position and capitalise on the next phase of growth. Enquire today to receive the full Information Memorandum and make an offer before it's too late! Disclaimer: While all care has been taken to ensure the information provided herein is correct, we do not take responsibility for any inaccuracies and we accept no liability for any errors or exclusions (including but not limited to a property's land size, floor plans and building age). Accordingly all interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.