55 Crossacres Street, Doolandella QLD 4077

One of the last remaining development sites in the area. New development started in the neighborhood, Also a new shopping center is coming soon in just walking distance. neighbouring house development currently started operational work. it's an opportunity not to be missed!! It has the potential to be sub-divided into residential house lots (STCA). There is also potential for townhouse site (STCA).


Centrally located in booming Doolandella, this fast establishing suburb has proven very popular with owner occupiers, tenants and investors alike seeking quality new homes to build, reside or rent out.


The level land site offers 9991m2 of prime development land(STCA). Property has an existing dwelling with 5 beds, 2 baths and 2 garages with plenty space for parking. There is a long driveway entry to the home at present, proposed new roads include Avington Street which will offer direct entry into the site and Granby Street,


Conveniently positioned for access to amenity, transport, education and recreation this address will provide future residents with quick and easy connections to local shopping centres and larger centres nearby.


Highlights include: -

9991m2 land come with Emerging Community Zone
Flood free and cleared land
Neighborhood development
Infrastructure already in place,


The greater region has significant infrastructure investment in recent years and is now well-connected to the surrounding suburbs and Brisbane city. It has been a strong property performer showing growth, consistent rents and demand for quality rentals. The area is also very popular with families and professionals looking for spacious, new homes that give them access to everyday conveniences and are a tranquil setting to raise their children.


Call Alpa on 0430080634 for more information or site inspection.


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