22 Curtis Crescent, Moorebank NSW 2170

An outstanding R3 zoned development site offering scale, frontage and flexibility in one of South West Sydney's most strategically positioned growth pockets. Set on a substantial 669.8sqm (approx.) parcel with a wide 18.3m frontage, this site is ideally suited to medium density residential development (STCA).

The generous land size and strong street presence allow for efficient design, improved yield potential and excellent end-user appeal. Whether you're planning a modern multi-dwelling project, a dual-occupancy style development (STCA) or securing a future proof landholding, this site delivers the fundamentals developers actively seek.

Positioned in a well established residential setting, the location is underpinned by strong infrastructure, connectivity and ongoing demand.

Development Highlights:

• R3 Medium Density Residential zoning

• 669.8sqm (approx.) land size

• Wide 18.3m frontage enhancing design flexibility

• Ideal for multi-dwelling residential outcomes (STCA)

• Strong demand area with long-term growth prospects

Location Benefits:

• 3 mins to Moorebank local shops & amenities

• 5 mins to major arterial roads and motorway access

• 7 mins to Moorebank transport links

• 10 mins to Liverpool CBD, major shopping centres and dining

• 10 mins to Liverpool Hospital and employment hubs

• Close to local schools, parklands and recreational facilities

Well located R3 development sites with this land size and frontage are increasingly rare. Capitalise on the zoning, dimensions and connectivity and unlock the full potential of this prime development opportunity!

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