25 Brewster Street, Mittagong NSW 2575

Set on a substantial 2,713 sqm corner block, this unique property presents an outstanding opportunity for future redevelopment or subdivision (STCA) in a central Mittagong location.

Occupying a prominent corner position, 25 Brewster Street offers exciting scope for transformation. The expansive 2,713 sqm (approx.) landholding, with dual street frontages, provides exceptional access and flexibility for potential medium-density redevelopment (STCA). Its size and position make it an ideal opportunity for investors, builders, or developers to explore subdivision or multi-dwelling possibilities, subject to council approval.

The existing improvements include a main residence and a secondary dwelling. The primary home features two generous bedrooms, one with a smaller adjoining room ideal as a study or sunroom, separate kitchen, dining and living areas, a large family room, one bathroom and a secondary sunroom. The secondary dwelling is connected to the garage and comprises a spacious bedroom, open living area, bathroom/laundry, and a covered alfresco space. Both dwellings offer solid foundations for renovation, replacement, or redevelopment (STCA).

Centrally positioned just minutes from Mittagong's vibrant town centre, the property enjoys close proximity to cafés, local shops, schools, and transport options. Its convenient setting within the Southern Highlands growth corridor adds to the long-term appeal for both lifestyle buyers and investors.

Features include:
• Expansive 2,713sqm (approx.) corner block
• Dual street frontages with excellent access
• Potential medium-density redevelopment opportunity (STCA)
• Two existing dwellings plus small shed on site
• Ideal for builders, investors, or developers
• Close to Mittagong town centre, train station, schools, and amenities

Zone R3 Medium Density Residential
1 Objectives of zone
• To provide for the housing needs of the community within a medium density
• To provide a variety of housing types within a medium density residential
environment.
• To enable other land uses that provide facilities or services to meet the day to day
needs of residents.
Permited with consent:
Attached dwellings; Boarding houses; Centre-based child care facilities; Community facilities;
Group homes; Multi dwelling housing; Neighbourhood shops, plus more