Property Details: • Type: Vacant Land
• Bedrooms: 0 • Bathrooms: 0
Description: Farha Diba, Principal and Owner of Raine & Horne Ingleburn, proudly presents 65 Sunlight Crescent, Menangle Park 2563. This is an outstanding opportunity to secure a prime parcel of land in one of South-West Sydney's most exciting and rapidly evolving communities. Menangle Park is a master-planned suburb offering a rare balance of peaceful, semi-rural surrounds with convenient access to infrastructure, local amenities, and strong connectivity. Recognised for its long-term growth potential, this location is ideal for families, owner-occupiers, and astute investors. Positioned just minutes from major transport links, Campbelltown CBD, and key retail hubs, this registered block provides the perfect foundation to design and build a custom home. With planned town centre developments, schools, parks, and community facilities nearby, Menangle Park offers a relaxed yet well-connected lifestyle. Secure your future in a location that promises both lifestyle enjoyment and capital growth. LAND FEATURES: • Registered 766.6 sqm parcel of land • Approx. 18m frontage, approx. 31m depth, rear 30m • Cleared and level block with minimal site costs • Connected to town water, sewer, and power • No builder restrictions - design and build your own home • Situated in a high-quality, master-planned community • Close to schools, shops, cafes, and transport LOCATION FEATURES: • 3 mins drive to Menangle Park Train Station • 5 mins drive to Macarthur Square Shopping Centre • 8 mins drive to Ambarvale Public School • 8 mins drive to Ambarvale High School • 9 mins drive to Mount Annan High School • 10 mins drive to Campbelltown CBD • 10 mins drive to St Peter's Anglican College We look forward to seeing you at our next open home. For more enquires please call Farha Diba on 0405 436 393. DISCLAIMER: Every precaution has been taken to establish accuracy of this information but does not constitute any representation by the vendor or agent. Prospective purchasers are urged to rely on their own enquiries.
