45 Biryani Place, Calamvale QLD 4116

A private block at the end of the street with only 2 direct neighbours and the ultimate bush outlook.

Here is a rare opportunity to create your own eco/modern dream home at the end of a cul-de-sac with a South - North aspect. This block presents further possibilities with subdivision potential (STCA) from 1 into 2 or 1 into 3 depending on council regulations. For those chasing extra storage, an extra large house, tennis court, shed, swimming pool, miniature golf course this is ideal.

Here are just some of the unique points of this rare semi acreage block:

- 3063m2 with South/ North aspect
- Located at the end of the cul-de-sac with only 2 neighbours
- Relatively flat block and mostly cleared
- Possibility for current or future subdivision (STCA)
- Exclusive street in Calamvale, minimum block size is 1237m2
- Extremely private backyard facing the ultimate bush outlook
- Fully fenced and ideal for secure sliding gate
- Enough space to build an architectural lowset with central pool and wrap around design
(up to 1000m2 internal)
- Still close to schools, shops, buses and CBD
- Blank canvas to landscape and make the block as low maintenance as you wish

Bigger blocks are in big demand, especially ones that are not too far from the CBD. You can get the acreage feel, the privacy but without having to go as far as Greenbank, Forestdale or Park Ridge.

A truly amazing chance to custom design your own resort/lifestyle home of your dreams.

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