Set within one of Woodstock's rapidly growing and highly sought-after communities, this impressive 294sqm allotment presents an outstanding opportunity to secure the perfect foundation for your future dream home or investment.
The vendor has already approved a building plan, giving you the option to proceed with the existing design or take advantage of the opportunity to create your own custom design to suit your lifestyle and preferences.
Surrounded by quality new homes and exciting ongoing development, this block offers the perfect combination of peaceful suburban living and strong future potential in Melbourne's expanding north.
Key Features:
• 294sqm allotment
• Vendor-approved building plan available
• Option to build using the approved plan or design your own home
• Located within a rapidly developing community
• Surrounded by quality new homes and established amenities
• Ideal for first-home buyers, investors or those looking to build their dream home
• Enjoy convenient access to quality education, including Hume Anglican Grammar - Donnybrook Campus and Donnybrook Primary School, as well as a range of parks and recreational spaces such as Newgrove Park, Bushstock Field Park and Woodlands Park & Playground.
The location also provides easy connectivity to Donnybrook, Epping and Craigieburn, with convenient access to the Hume Freeway, making commuting to Melbourne's CBD straightforward.
With Woodstock continuing to attract strong buyer interest due to its family-friendly environment, expanding infrastructure and exciting future growth, this is an opportunity not to be missed.
Secure your block today and start building the home you've always wanted.
Due diligence checklist - for home and residential property buyers - http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/duediligencechecklist.
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