10 Hibiscus Crescent, Point Cook VIC 3030

LJ Hooker Point Cook presents 10 Hibiscus Crescent, Point Cook. Don't put off your property aspirations tomorrow, make the decision today to upsize to a family sized block of land and never look back! Located in an established street amongst grand homes, this rectangular 765m2 block offers a wide 19m frontage and exceptional 40.25m depth and will suit either a sprawling home design or potential development site (STCA). Contact the agent to secure this land or for more information.- Rectangular block set on 765m2 (approx).- Offering a 19m wide frontage and 40.25m depth (approx) providing an abundance of opportunities when building your home with plenty of scope for a triple garage or even a swimming pool! - 3m easement along the back boundary.- Block is titled and is one of the last vacant blocks in estate.- Will suit a range of single or double storey home designs. Choose from local builders or design your own home. - Situated in a family-friendly street amongst established homes. - Enjoy a family barbeque at local established parks or take a short drive to Point Cook Coastal Park.- Potential for development (STCA)- Zoned for entry to sought after Alamanda College which is just around the corner and is part of the International Baccalaureate Organisation of Schools with Kindergarten, Junior and Middle School.Located about 22km from Melbourne's CBD in Lincoln Heath estate, this home is conveniently near a host of amenities including parks and playgrounds, childcare, primary and secondary schools, community facilities and restaurants, sporting ovals and reserve at Point Cook Reserve on Point Cook Road, open space and barbeque areas at Point Cook Coastal Park, and route 494 bus stop on Alamanda Boulevard that provides transport to Williams Landing train station and retail services including Sanctuary Lakes Shopping Centre and Point Cook Town Centre.Note. All stated dimensions are approximate only. Particulars given are for general information only and do not constitute any representation