109,111,113,115,117 King Georges Rd, Wiley Park NSW 2195

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 21 • Bathrooms: 10

Description: An exceptional opportunity to secure a landmark development site in the heart of Sydney's thriving southwest corridor. Strategically positioned within the Transport Oriented Development (TOD) precinct within 400 meter of Wiley Park metro train station, this expansive parcel offers unmatched potential for high-density multi purpose development. Property Highlights :- Site Area: 3,968.1 sqm Frontage: Approx. 77.41 metres with main road exposure Zoning: Proposed TOD development zoning Proposed Building Heights: 6/7 floor Residential Flat Building: up to 22 metres Shop Top Housing: up to 24 metres Development Potential: Approx. 125 residential units Location & Connectivity :- 400m to Wiley Park Metro Station 1.4 km to Lakemba Metro Station 2.1 km to Roselands Shopping Centre 4.1 km to Bankstown Central 7.6 km to Hurstville Shopping Centre Easy access to major arterial roads: M4 & M7 Investment Potential Price: Upon Offer Ideal For :- Residential developers seeking a raw project site Mixed-use builders targeting high-exposure locations Investors looking to unlock value in a growth corridor This site presents a rare opportunity for developers and investors to capitalise on strong population growth, infrastructure investment, and increasing demand for quality housing in Sydney's southwest. With excellent transport links, retail proximity, and generous planning parameters, this property is primed for a transformative residential or mixed-use project. This is a rare chance to secure a landmark site in a high-demand area. For further details or to arrange a private inspection, please contact the exclusively listed agent Sazzad Hossain on 0411 444 224 today to explore the endless possibilities this property has to offer! Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deemed or believed to be reliable. Ray White Lakemba does not warrant the accuracy of the information and interested persons should rely wholly on their own inquiries.