With DA approval already locked in for a strata subdivision and the build of four modern villas, each with three bedrooms and two bathrooms designed for over 55s, this quarter-acre block (1,012sqm) is ready for action. With handy rear lane access, it currently holds a well-kept weatherboard home.
All the heavy lifting with council is done. Now it's your move. Bring in your team, clear the site, and start building out your investment vision. Or, if you're thinking long game, you could keep the existing home and explore a dual occupancy or duplex at the rear, subject to council approval, of course. Zoned R2 Low Density Residential, it's smart to check in with the Cessnock LEP and speak with council to fully explore your development options.
Aberdare brings the best of both worlds. It's just 1.5km from Cessnock's town centre, giving you easy access to shops, services, and dining. In about ten minutes, you're sipping wine in Pokolbin or dining at a world-class restaurant. Singleton is around 40 minutes away, and you can hit Newcastle CBD in under an hour. Locally, Aberdare offers leafy parks, walking trails, and plenty of open space at Aberdare Park. Public transport links make getting around simple, and the nearby New England Highway connects you to the broader Hunter region with ease.
- 1012sqm block zoned R2 with approx. dimensions of 20.12m X 50.29m, rear lane access
- DA approved to build 4 x 3bed villas for over 55s
- Currently on site, three bedroom period weatherboard home and single garage
- 1500m to the heart of Vincent Street for shopping, dining and community services
- Walking distance to Cessnock Public and High schools
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