26 Sinopia Street, Clyde VIC 3978

Discover an exceptional opportunity to secure a generous 512m² homesite in the highly sought-after Riverfield Estate, Clyde-one of the fastest-growing and most desirable communities in Melbourne's southeast.

Boasting impressive 16m frontage and 32m depth, this perfectly proportioned allotment offers outstanding flexibility for a wide range of modern home designs, including double-storey builds, spacious family floorplans, and homes with multiple living zones.

Why You'll Love This Block

Large 512m² allotment – ideal for families, upsizers, and investors
Wide 16m frontage – perfect for statement façades and generous street appeal
32m depth – allows excellent design versatility and backyard space

Located in the thriving Riverfield Estate, known for its community-focused planning

Easy access to future schools, shopping precincts, parks, walking trails, and transport links

A fantastic opportunity to build your dream home or secure a smart investment in a high-growth area

With a block of this size and dimension becoming increasingly rare, now is the perfect time to act.

Turnkey option now available. Included in this package is the plans to a 5-bedroom, 3 bathroom and 2 car garage houses with two living areas.
Perfect for a family with a house size of 28 squares.


FULL TURNKEY
•Dishwasher
•Window furnishings
• Fixed site costs
• Letterbox & clothesline
• Fencing, landscaping & driveway
• Developer & estate guideline compliance (BAL, water tank, etc.)

INCLUSIONS
•Gas connection fee
•20mm stone throughout
•12-month price freeze
•Sliding robe doors
•2590mm ceilings
•7-star energy rating
•Water point to fridge
•Three-coat paint system
• LED downlights throughout
• Heating & Cooling
• And more

For more information, please contact Ifti Abdul on 0480 615 046.

NOTE: link for Due Diligence Checklist: http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/duediligencechecklist

Disclaimer: All information provided has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, but accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Interested parties should conduct their own enquiries.