27-29 Toongabbie Road Toongabbie, NSW 2146

An outstanding opportunity for developers, builders and investors to acquire a substantial residential development site in the heart of Toongabbie, offered for sale by auction under instructions from the Mortgagee.

LOCATION: Ideally positioned with convenient access to local shopping centres, public transport, schools and essential amenities. Parramatta CBD is just a short drive away, providing access to one of Western Sydney's major commercial, retail and employment hubs. The property also enjoys convenient access to the M4 Motorway, connecting it to the wider Sydney metropolitan area.

Set on approximately 1,395sqm of land, the property features an approved Development Application (DA) for a 20-apartment residential development, with a Construction Certificate (CC) issued and construction already commenced.

DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS
- Construction Certificate (CC) issued
- Construction commenced
- Substantial groundwork already undertaken
- Approx. 1,395sqm landholding
- R4 High Density Residential zoning
- Convenient lane access

APPROVED APARTMENT CONFIGURATION
- 5 x Three-bedroom apartments
- 6 x Two-bedroom apartments plus study
- 5 x Two-bedroom apartments
- 2 x One-bedroom apartments plus study
- 2 x One-bedroom apartments

A rare opportunity to secure a DA-approved development with construction already underway and substantial groundwork completed, in an established and well-connected Western Sydney location.

OFFERED FOR SALE BY AUCTION UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE MORTGAGEE.

Approved plans and further development documentation are available upon request. Please contact Vikram on 0424 566 699 or Antoine on 0410 571 477 for more information.

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