6 Second Avenue, Epping NSW 2121

Found at a prestigious Epping address, 6 Second Avenue assures absolute convenience and endless potential. It is a rare gift to secure a 'blank canvas' in a Blue-Ribbon suburb and a flat, street-fronted block is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create your dream home, subject to council approval.

Boasting exceptional proximity to all the suburb's best amenities, the property is within walking distance of the new, state-of-the-art Ngarala Public School (100m) and zoned for both sought-after Cheltenham Girls and Carlingford High School. Public transport is within easy walk to the arterial bus stop and with Epping Station less than 1900m away.
+ Blue Ribbon address with endless potential
+ Leafy + ultimately private block 695.6sqm with desirable aspect
+ Ideal building block with 15.24m frontage
+ Great land parcel ideal for large new dwelling + pool + granny flat or duplex potential (STCA)
+ Located in a desirable and convenient pocket surrounded by quality homes
+ Zoned for & walking distance to top-rated local schools
+ Original 3-bedroom cottage with free-standing garage ready for renovation
+ Level, wide street for ease of future construction

Whatever your goal, be it renovate or build, this second-to-none address, just moments to public transport, local schools and shops, will perpetually reward its new owners in lifestyle, convenience and potential.

A quality block is difficult to acquire in an established suburb and this parcel presents with the original home already serviced with water, sewerage and electricity. Secure this incredible blank canvas and begin designing your dream life – a luxe, family retreat of the highest quality.

A genuine opportunity to secure a dress-circle location, astute buyers will recognise the incredible potential to add value and capitalise with the home of your dreams – this is the listing you've been waiting for.

Auction to be held on Sunday 13th April 2025 on location at 10:00am.

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