Inviting Formal Expressions Of Interests and Closure of Offers by 5pm on the 29th May.

Set on an expansive 4-acre (approx.) parcel in the very centre of the 2287 Growth Corridor, this unique landholding presents an outstanding opportunity to secure a highly versatile site.

Currently operating as a landscape supplies business, the property benefits from an established use that provides functionality, while still leaving further opportunity for a range of alternative uses.

Zoned Environmental Living, the site is ideally suited to those seeking space, flexibility, and future potential in such a sought after growth corridor.

Subject to council approval, a variety of permitted uses may be explored, including but not limited too:

Dwelling houses
Secondary dwellings
Home-based childcare
Home businesses
Recreation areas

This broad range of allowable uses enhances the property’s appeal to owner-occupiers, investors, and developers alike.

In addition, the property may present future rezoning potential (STCA), offering further scope to unlock value in a central, well-connected location.

Key features include:

Substantial 4-acre (approx.) landholding in central Wallsend
Placed on a major artillery access road with an 80m frontage.
Environmental Living zoning with diverse permitted uses (STCA)
Potential future rezoning upside (STCA)
Adjoining R2 Residential zoning to the East

Close proximity to shops, schools, transport, and major infrastructure

Large, centrally located land parcels of this nature are exceptionally rare. This is a compelling opportunity to secure a strategic holding with multiple pathways for use and growth.

For further information Memorandum please contact Jesse Mulligan on 0432 160 186

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