Elevated vacant block in Wavell Heights

Here is your chance to build your brand new dream home, located in the highly desired Nundah State School Catchment, in one of Brisbane's fastest growing suburbs of Wavell Heights. The elevated block with an ideal 11.7 metre wide frontage is perfectly positioned amongst beautiful new homes and Queenslanders alike.

With little to no land available in the area, this 405m2 block is ready for a 45 - 60 day settlement, which will allow you time to talk to your builder and design a home.

The land in summary:
- Elevated, private at the rear with potential city views, along with a great suburban outlook.
- The block will be cleared and services connected.
- 11.7m wide (approx.) and 34.5m deep (approx.).
- Surrounded by quality homes and only one street away to Wavell Heights' premier street, Westwood Street.
- Border of Kalinga and Wooloowin and walking distance to the Kedron Brook.

The property is nestled in a quiet locale moments to cafes and restaurants. Close to Toombul and Chermside shopping centres, Local transport including the Nundah Train station, ample bus services of Edinburgh Castle Rd and Shaw Road, the Kedron Brook bikeway and walking tracks.

The property is located in the highly regarded Nundah State School Catchment, a short drive to Our Lady of the Angels Catholic Primary School and Secondary schools including Mary Mackillop College, Clayfield College, St Margaret's and St Rita's Secondary College.

Call Ross Armstrong on 0409 299 653 or Matthew Jabs on 0422 294 272 for more information.

** Disclaimer** This property is being sold by auction or without a price and therefore a price guide can not be provided. The website may have filtered the property into a price bracket for website functionality purposes. Whilst all reasonable attempts have been made to verify the accuracy of the information provided, the Selling agents confirm that they cannot guarantee accuracy of the same and accept no liability (express or implied)in the event that any information contained in the document or provided within is inaccurate. Parties must ensure they make their own due diligence enquiries to satisfy themselves about the accuracy of the information. This information provided is indicative only and must not be relied upon unless confirmed by a party through their own due diligence.