2 Glenbrook Court, Maclean NSW 2463

It's time to secure your piece of Maclean.

This 1342 sqm (approx) allotment boasts two small creek lines with one of them forming an attractive pond area to cool off or enhance the natural garden.
Pockets of rainforest provide a privacy screen from the street and rear neighbours with natural rock formations at the front offering plenty of options to the creative gardener.

Access to the block is via a shared driveway (right of carriageway) with the neighbouring allotment on the up side of the block. This is registered on the deeds of both blocks. Services include sewer, underground power, water and phone.

There are no blocks of available land quite like this one in Maclean at present and the allotment lends itself to a bespoke, architecturally designed home. It is close to schools and shops nestled in the friendly community of Maclean and you'll be just 20 minutes to the beautiful beaches of Yamba. For those unfamiliar with the historic town of Maclean, it sits on the mighty Clarence River and offers great Saltwater fishing and boating opportunities, nice cafes including the Botero toasting house. It also boasts a district hospital and a thriving village-like shopping precinct.

First Home Buyers Assistance Scheme:
If you are purchasing vacant land on which you intend to build a home, you may receive an exemption for land valued up to $350,000 and a concessional rate for land valued over $350,000 and less than $450,000.
Please note that this information is valid at time of writing and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.

ZONING - R2 Low Density Residential.

For more information or to declare your interest contact Terry Deefholts on 0413 299 176.

Terry Deefholts Licence No. 20416801

DISCLAIMER: The information contained in the advertising of this property is based on information provided to the agents, and the vendor and agents expressly disclaim any liability arising therefrom. The accuracy of the information cannot be guaranteed, and prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries and form their own judgement as to these matters.