17 Melbourne Street, Oxley Park, NSW, 2760

SoldFeb 23, 2026

17 Melbourne Street, Oxley Park, NSW, 2760

Amount undisclosed

1126 m²

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Feb 23, 2026

What's around 17 Melbourne Street

Development Potential on a Massive R3 Medium Block

This is an unmissable opportunity to secure a massive 1,126 sqm block zoned R3 Medium Density. The existing modest dwelling is ready for demolition or a complete rebuild, allowing you to maximise the site's potential from day one. The location is exceptionally well-connected, highlighting the investment value and future resident appeal. This combination of huge land size, favourable R3 zoning and outstanding local amenities such as St Marys Station and Mount Druitt Station, St Marys Village Shopping Centre, Westfield Mt Druitt and Mount Druitt Hospital makes this property a prime pick for a significant development project (S.T.C.A). Property Highlights Massive Land Size: 1,126 sqm block. Zoning: Highly sought-after R3 Medium Density (great for townhouses, villas, or low-rise apartments, STCA). Dimensions: Excellent rectangular shape with a 15.24m frontage. Location: Close proximity to St Marys Station and Mount Druitt Station for easy commuting. Amenities: Near St Marys Village Shopping Centre, Westfield Mt Druitt, and Mount Druitt Hospital. Education: Surrounded by numerous primary and high schools, including Colyton High School and St Marys Senior High School. ONLINE enquiry policy All email & online enquiries received from this website will not be attended to if a number & email address are not provided. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries. Disclaimer: The information presented has been furnished from sources we deem to be reliable. We have not verified whether or not the information is accurate and do not accept any responsibility to any person and do no more than pass it on. All interested parties should rely on their own enquiries in order to determine the accuracy of this information.