83 Lethbridge Street, Penrith NSW 2750

Perfectly positioned within walking distance of Penrith Station, the Nepean Hospital precinct, schools and shops, this 589sqm site with R4 High Density zoning now benefits from the recently introduced NSW Low & Mid-Rise Housing (LMR) reforms, opening the door to a level of development potential rarely seen in such a central location.
The LMR reforms are a genuine game-changer for developers. They streamline the approval pathway, reduce costly planning delays, and provide certainty around built form outcomes. For sites like this, the reforms unlock the ability to deliver boutique mid-rise projects (STCA) with greater efficiency, directly translating into reduced holding costs and faster project delivery.
The home itself has been recently updated and features 4 bedrooms, with a remodelled kitchen area with updated flooring throughout.
Key features for this property;
• 589sqm parcel zoned R4 High Density Residential
• Benefiting from LMR reforms that expand development options & simplify approvals
• Potential for development potential (STCA)
• Prime position close to Penrith Station, Nepean Hospital, schools & shops
• Existing 4-bedroom home with rental income while plans progress
• R4 zoning providing a broad range of potential uses (STCA) including multi-dwelling housing, shop-top housing, boarding houses, seniors housing, childcare facilities, and medical centres
Opportunities to acquire a site with genuine development potential, uplift from planning reforms, and a location in the heart of one of Western Sydney's fastest-growing centres are extremely rare.
This is your chance to capitalise on a policy environment that actively supports housing delivery, while securing a blue-chip site with enormous upside.

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