30 Elms, Bangholme VIC 3175

TAG Real Estate Victoria is pleased to exclusively present, on behalf of our valued client an outstanding investment opportunity in one of Melbourne's most promising growth areas. Located just minutes from EastLink and a short 45-minute drive to the CBD, this expansive Green Wedge site spans approximately 21,998 sqm (5.4 acres).
Positioned on the edge of Dandenong's thriving residential and commercial precincts, it is ideal for strategic land banking or future commercial development. Situated on Elms Road, Bangholme, the property enjoys excellent connectivity to key transport links, including EastLink, South Gippsland Highway, Western Port Highway, and Thompson Road interchange.
A newly installed portable container is now situated on the property, equipped with both an electricity connection and a split air conditioning system. It is fully fenced and ready for vacant possession, providing immediate potential for various uses. Crushed rock has been laid at the entrance of the property to provide parking space for cars.
This site offers potential for future rezoning (STCA), making it an excellent choice for land banking. Its significant size and strategic location present a rare opportunity to invest in a rapidly expanding area with tremendous growth prospects. Astute investors can explore a range of development possibilities, including commercial, recreational, hobby farm, or lifestyle (STCA)
It also offers ample space to create a lifestyle retreat, providing a generous setting for families to enjoy a vibrant outdoor living experience.
Whether for land banking or development, this site offers limitless possibilities. Don't miss out on securing this prime piece of Melbourne's booming South-East.

For more details or to arrange a site inspection, please contact Avi Dhillon 0450 137 207.

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