Proposed Allotment 22 Altair Ave West Street, Hope Valley SA 5090

Seize the opportunity to build your ideal home in Hope Valley with this nearly ready, subdivided block! This clear Torrens titled 427m² plot features a generous 8.72m frontage and a depth of 49.07m, presenting a prime canvas for constructing the residence you've always desired.

Positioned in a tranquil cul-de-sac amid a neighborhood of established homeowners, this site ensures a peaceful, family-oriented setting for your new home. Design a space that fully captures your vision, from modern finishes and energy-efficient solutions to custom layouts that perfectly match your lifestyle, all without the limitations of an existing structure.

Particularly appealing to first-home buyers, this plot comes with potential financial perks such as stamp duty exemptions or concessions, enhancing its attractiveness by lowering initial costs and allowing more room in your budget for those special, personal touches.

With the subdivision process well underway and the previous house already demolished, the land will soon be prepared for construction. This makes it the perfect time to secure your place in Hope Valley, a community valued for its serene residential feel yet convenient access to essential amenities like schools, parks, and shopping.

Features Include:

427m² Torrens titled allotment

8.72m frontage by 49.07m depth

Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac

Surrounded by established homeowners

Ideal for designing and building a bespoke home

Potential for stamp duty savings for first-time builders

Excellent location in sought-after Hope Valley, near schools and shops

No easements affecting the property

Don't miss this chance to create a tailor-made home in this charming suburb. Enquire now and take the first step towards building your dream home!

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