Land is fast disappearing in Brisbane's outskirts, but lucky for you this immense 5,860sqm block is still available in the expanding Marsden suburb! With a huge 40.4m frontage, this level block is ready for you to fulfill your grandest development plans. As an added benefit, why not use the plans that were DA approved back in 2011 which entailed building seven townhouses, two duplex sites and a single dwelling. The perfect suburban nook for peaceful family living, it's surrounded by local conveniences which is certain to make it popular with investors and first home buyers.
Young families and couples will be spoiled with exceptional proximity to all of life's simple pleasures. Walking distance to bus stops, childcare, parks, shops and the local primary school, everything is within easy reach for busy families seeking an idyllic lifestyle.
- 250m to bus stop
- 350m to Imagine Childcare and Kindergarten Marsden
- 500m to Moxey Park
- 750m to IGA Crestmead
- 950m to Burrowes State School
- 1.2km to Edge Early Learning Marsden
- 1.3km to Marsden on Fifth Shopping Centre
- 2.3km to St Francis College
- 2.7km to Marsden Park Shopping Centre
- 2.8km to Marsden State High
- 4.8km to Park Ridge Pony Club
- 7.1km to Grand Plaza
- 8.9km to St Bernardine's Catholic Primary School
This block is yearning for your spectacular new development and is sure to bring in a hefty profit with buyers flocking for a slice of this blissful area. Contact Emily Xiong today to submit your best offer.
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