Property Details: • Type: Vacant Land

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Description: Discover an exceptional opportunity to secure a generous 512m² homesite in the highly sought-after Riverfield Estate, Clyde-one of the fastest-growing and most desirable communities in Melbourne's southeast. Boasting impressive 16m frontage and 32m depth, this perfectly proportioned allotment offers outstanding flexibility for a wide range of modern home designs, including double-storey builds, spacious family floorplans, and homes with multiple living zones. Why You'll Love This Block Large 512m² allotment ideal for families, upsizers, and investors Wide 16m frontage perfect for statement façades and generous street appeal 32m depth allows excellent design versatility and backyard space Located in the thriving Riverfield Estate, known for its community-focused planning Easy access to future schools, shopping precincts, parks, walking trails, and transport links A fantastic opportunity to build your dream home or secure a smart investment in a high-growth area With a block of this size and dimension becoming increasingly rare, now is the perfect time to act. Turnkey option now available. Included in this package is the plans to a 5-bedroom, 3 bathroom and 2 car garage houses with two living areas. Perfect for a family with a house size of 28 squares. FULL TURNKEY Dishwasher Window furnishings Fixed site costs Letterbox & clothesline Fencing, landscaping & driveway Developer & estate guideline compliance (BAL, water tank, etc.) INCLUSIONS Gas connection fee 20mm stone throughout 12-month price freeze Sliding robe doors 2590mm ceilings 7-star energy rating Water point to fridge Three-coat paint system LED downlights throughout Heating & Cooling And more For more information, please contact Ifti Abdul on 0480 615 046. NOTE: link for Due Diligence Checklist: http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/duediligencechecklist Disclaimer: All information provided has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, but accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Interested parties should conduct their own enquiries.