9 Alderwood Street, Acacia Ridge QLD 4110

WITH A CHANGE IN CIRCUMSTANCES THE CURRENT INVESTOR OF THIS RENTABLE POST WAR HOME CAN NO LONGER HOLD ON AND NOW MUST SELL. WE ARE OUT OF TIME AND THIS HOME MUST BE SOLD!

Calling on all keen developers and investors! With a LMR2 zoned 658m2 block in Acacia Ridge, holding the possibility for land banking or development. This prime land has the potential to fulfil your biggest and brightest real estate dreams. The tenanted property currently resides on the plot, providing a fantastic temporary rental income while planning your next move. This opportunity simply cannot be missed!

• 658m2 block of land, with a currently tenanted property, - LMR2 zoning allows for unit development of up to two or three storeys, or possible subdivision
• The site conveniently backs onto Elizabeth Street Shopping Centre for access to the IGA, restaurants, and plenty of amenities
• The area is prime for families, with parks and buses a short walk away, and Acacia Marketplace and Sunnybank Hills Shopping town both an easy drive

In a truly accessible location, the land backs onto Elizabeth Street Shopping Centre, with a variety of restaurants, cafes, fast food, and an IGA. Acacia Marketplace is only a six-minute drive, and Sunnybank Hills Shopping town is barely eight minutes away for a larger variety of shopping. Future family residents will adore the merely two-minute drive to Watson Road State School, as well as being within the catchment for the high-performing Sunnybank State High School. Parks are a short walk, the closest bus stop is barely 100 metres away, and Beaudesert Road is 400 metres away for exceptional motorway accessibility and easy commutes.

• 350m to Elizabeth St Shopping centre
• 4.3km to Sunnybank Hills shopping town
• 2.2km to Acacia Marketplace Shopping Centre
• 1.2km to Watson Rd State School
• 6.2km to Sunnybank State High School

For all your home loan needs please get in touch with Christine at Loan Market!
p: 0401 175 490
e: [email protected]
w: http://www.loanmarket.com.au/christine-junidar