1625 Boundary Road, Mount Cottrell VIC 3024

RE/MAX is pleased to offer for sale via Public Auction*^ this broad hectare land purchase opportunity.

Offered for sale is this remarkable 32.9-hectare (81.3 Acres {approx.}) parcel under current (RCZ) land & the sprawl of urban growth upon its horizons, may offer to the astute investor or land banker outstanding growth with potential future re-investment (STA) opportunity.

Property Features & Location:

- Some 400 M of Boundary Road Frontage
- Some 10 Minutes' Drive to Rockbank & Tarneit Railway Stations
- Approx... 31 Km's West of Melbourne CBD
- Wyndham City Stadium (Expected Completion – 2024) some 4.4 Km's S/SE from the Property.

Currently proposed & in planning initiatives that may have future impact or influence' upon this property, are;

The Outer Metropolitan Ring / E6 Transport Corridor is being planned to provide an ultimate high-speed transport link for freight and people that would:

- Enhance connectivity between key international transport hubs such as Melbourne Airport, Avalon Airport and Port of Geelong;

- Link residential and employment growth areas in the north and west of Melbourne;

- Improve access in this major employment corridor which includes Avalon Airport, Werribee, Melton, Melbourne Airport; and

- Define a revised Urban Growth Boundary to manage the growth of Melbourne's metropolitan urban area.

The Property is further enhanced by the nearby currently in process 1086 Chartwell East & the completed and approved 1085 Tarneit Plains Precinct Structure Plans.


• Information Memorandum available by request.

For Sale via Auction* through exclusive agents, RE/MAX Property Specialists

For Sale via Public Auction* Wednesday 16th December 2020 @ 1:30 PM (AEDT)

*If Not Sold Prior
^Auction details may be subject to change



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