21 -27 Harold Coutman Street, West Kempsey NSW 2440

Property Details: • Type: Vacant Land

• Bedrooms: 0 • Bathrooms: 0

Description: Positioned in a thriving commercial precinct beside Kempsey Hospital, this exceptional land offering presents the chance to secure one or all of five generous lots. Included are 4 x 4,047sqm plus 1 x 6,070sqm corner lot, each delivering strong potential in a high -growth location. Zoned R1 Residential, the site lends itself to a range of future development possibilities (STCA). Each 4,047sqm lot can accommodate up to ten residences, while the 6,070sqm corner site allows for twelve residences (STCA). With competitive pricing, stong demand and limited availability, this is an outstanding opportunity for savvy developers seeking scale and long-term growth. All lots are fully registered and offer direct access to mains services at the front of each site - streamlining the development process from day one. Located just minutes from the CBD, this high-exposure pocket is surrounded by established commercial activity and continues to experience expansion. Opportunities of this size and flexibility are rarely offered - act quickly to secure your preferred lot or the entire site. Key Features - 5 Prime lots 4 x 4,047sqm and 1 x 6,070sqm corner site - Buy one, several, or the whole landholding - High-demand location directly beside Kempsey Hospital - Development potential: ; Up to 10 residences per 4,047sqm lot (STCA) ; Up to 12 residences on the 6,070sqm lot (STCA) - High visibility position in commercial corridor - Registered lots with mains services available at the frontage Property Details Lot 8 - $890,000 (6,070sqm) Lot 9 - $590,000 (4,047sqm) Lot 10 - $590,000 (4,047sqm) Lot 11 - $590,000 (4,047sqm) Lot 12 - $549,000 (4,047sqm) For more information or to arrange your private inspection call Carlos on 0427 256 570 *Borders are indicative only DISCLAIMER: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. We cannot however guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should make and rely on their own enquiries.