18R Joira Road, Dubbo NSW 2830

RAJ BHANDARI, JATIN JAGOTA & THE TEAM AT HARCOURTS KELLYVILLE PROUDLY PRESENT

18R Joira Road, Dubbo, NSW 2830

10.11 Hectares of Prime Residential Land with Subdivision Potential (50+ Lots STCA)

A rare and exceptional opportunity to secure a significant development site in one of regional NSW's fastest-growing areas - Dubbo.

Set on approximately 10.11 hectares (24.98 acres) of flat, usable land, this property offers subdivision potential for 50+ residential lots (STCA), making it ideal for developers, investors, or land bankers.

Strategically Located in Dubbo's Growth Corridor:
• Approx. 10 mins to Dubbo CBD
• 5 mins to Orana Mall, Dubbo's largest retail centre
• Close to quality schools:
o Dubbo South Public School (~3.5km)
o Dubbo College Senior Campus
o St John's College, Macquarie Anglican Grammar
• Short distance to Dubbo Base Hospital & Private Hospital
• Easy access to Dubbo Airport (flights to Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne & Newcastle)
• Major highway connections: Mitchell, Golden, and Newell Highways

Why Dubbo?
• Regional hub serving over 120,000 people
• Strong economy driven by agriculture, education, healthcare & tourism
• Ongoing infrastructure projects like the Dubbo Hospital Redevelopment & River Street Bridge
• Consistently ranked among top destinations for regional migration and investment

Development Highlights:
• Ideal site for residential subdivision (STCA)
• Flat topography with great road access
• Located near established residential estates
• Potential for staged development or full-scale release
This is your chance to secure a future-focused investment in a fast-growing, well-serviced regional city.
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For more information or to arrange a private inspection, contact:
Raj Bhandari – 📞 0416 703 000 | ✉ [email protected]
Jatin Jagota – 📞 0459 238 762 | ✉ [email protected]
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Disclaimer: All information provided is gathered from sources deemed reliable, but accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Interested parties should conduct their own due diligence.