72 Trelawney Street, Eastwood NSW 2122

Holding over 1783 sqm (approx.) in one of Eastwoods best positions, welcome to 72 trelawney St where expansive views meet endless opportunities.

Arriving to this peaceful haven nothing can prepare you for the incredible vantage.

The sprawling block frames an expansive vista stretching from the sparkling city skyline across to Olympic Park and beyond.

It is truly captivating and with an approved DA for a duplex this site represents an unrivalled proposition.

Currently the dual level double brick home is comprised of 6 bedrooms 4 bathrooms multiple living zones and a double lock up garage.

Of course, you can opt to renovate as you wish but with that approved DA your assured multiple ways to further capitalise.

Eastwood is coveted for family living given you're in the catchment for Eastwood public school along with easy access to shopping and transport at both Eastwood and Epping.

A premier street with sprawling views and an approved DA this is what I call the winning trifecta -and if you're lucky enough it could be all yours.

Main Features:

* Land size 1,783(approx.) with 30.48 metres frontage(approx.)
* Duplex Site (DA approved) in a prestige locale
* Catchment for Eastwood Public School
* Double brick character home features high ceilings, decorative cornices, picture rails and fireplace, all of which could be gorgeous highlights in a renovated and extended multigenerational family home.
* Six spacious bedrooms, elegant bathrooms, multi living/entertaining areas
* Huge private backyard perfect for furry friends and small children
* Easy minutes' walk to the vibrant Eastwood Village Shopping precinct for foodie heaven and Asian groceries, easy walk to the train station, and short drive to Macquarie University, hospital, business park and Shopping Centre this is one of the best pieces of land in the best location in Sydney.

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