Property Details: • Type: Vacant Land

• Bedrooms: 0 • Bathrooms: 0

Description: An exclusive holding and rare land offering, breathing in the full expanse of the city skyline, this 885sqm parcel presents a fresh foundation for transformation on an esteemed Ascot hillside. Set behind an expansive 25-metre frontage with vistas spanning the CBD skyscrapers and surrounding landscape, this premier site features Demolition Approval in place and an open horizon to reinvent with a brand-new luxury residence, redevelopment, or subdivision into 2x 442sqm lots (STCA). Poised against an evolving cityscape changing with the golden sunsets and glistening evening lights, this mesmerising backdrop will set the stage for daily life in this enviable Ascot enclave. Presenting a lifestyle like no other, buyers will secure a beautiful blue-chip setting. Only 400m from Crosby Park, families are mere steps from open green space, Brothers Rugby Club, and the nearby cafe, restaurants and brewery. Racecourse Road and Portside Wharf offer shopping and dining on your doorstep, the riverfront awaits for waterfront walks, and this premier position is just 5km from the CBD and 15 minutes from Brisbane Airport. Well-serviced by transport and surrounded by Brisbane's best schools, children can walk 550m to St Margaret's and 750m to Ascot State School. Property features include: - Exclusive, elevated 885sqm land offering with 25m frontage - Breathtaking vistas across the full expanse of the city skyline - Opportunity to build, redevelop or subdivide (STCA) - Demolition Approval already in place - 550m to St Margaret's and 750m to Ascot State School - 5km to the CBD and 15 minutes to Brisbane Airport - Walk to Crosby Park, bus stops, cafes and dining For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Dwight Ferguson on 0412 385 720 or Leigh Kortlang on 0400 434 244. Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.