29 Shakespeare Street, Bulimba QLD 4171

Situated in an ideal due-North position in a quiet & leafy part of Bulimba, this vacant 405sqm parcel of land offers a unique suite of possibilities to the incoming purchaser.

Utilise the existing approved plans for a stunning architectural home designed by renowned architect David Hansford (DAH.A), create your own masterpiece or land bank for the future. The statement streetscape and functional layout align with DAHA's unique vision and countless successful Brisbane projects and will set a new benchmark for the local market.

The gently sloping block and soaring ceilings invite abundant light through the 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom, 2 car design encompassing vast indoor/outdoor living spaces across two levels with the option to include a pool.

Alternatively, either change the overall look or configuration of the house design via a Minor Change process to deliver a different aesthetic with the building envelope already approved, or if so desired, re-design the entire build to your taste and requirements (STCA).

This unique part of Bulimba has been one of the most exciting in recent years, with a number of luxury homes being built and sold within the street and immediate surrounds, underpinning confidence in the end-product values.

This position provides immediate access to both the bustling Oxford Street precinct offering a multitude of cafes, restaurants, cinemas, parks and shops; as well as the Bulimba Barracks precinct, Brisbane's largest urban renewal precinct since the Newstead Gasworks. Once complete, the 20 hectare site will incorporate a landspace-changing mixed used lifestyle precinct and extensive riverfront parkland that is within footsteps of your door.

The location also benefits from access to the Apollo Road City Cat terminal and Gateway Motorway, providing easy access to the city and beyond within minutes.

Contact Brandon Wortley on 0447 269 591 or Selina McIntyre on 0400 565 918 for further information.

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