4 Davey Crescent, Seaview Downs, SA 5049

On the market today is an outstanding opportunity for developers and builders alike.

Currently consisting of 2 allotments situated on one Certificate of Title.

This is a very generous land holding of some 2852 square meters (approx.), situated on a corner and with exposure to 3 streets.

The allotment is irregular and offers a frontage to Davey Crescent of approx. 76.48 m.

The block offers elevated views to capitalize on, over the city and the coast.

The immediate position is whisper-quiet.

Subject to all usual consents, multiple allotments may be created, consisting of 4 blocks on approximately 700 sq m + each, or 3 blocks on just over 900 sq m + each. A preliminary investigation has already been conducted and we are able to pass that report/IM on to whet the appetite of those who are seriously considering this enticing project. This will give you a head start with your own due diligence.

4 Davey Crescent is situated close to reserves, good schooling - primary and secondary: public and private, the beach and major shopping and represents a rare offering.

So, for those looking to create a land division in an elevated and quiet location, whatever you create here will be popular with buyers now and down the track.

CT5287/289 is described as Allotments 1 & 2 in Filed Plan 14957. It is a N-S oriented parcel between Davey & Wookata Crescents and Hanson Avenue.

An existing timber-framed residence in poor to average condition plus sheds, are located at the rear elevated portion of the site and would need to be demolished to maximize potential.

The property is located in the Hills Neighbourhood Zone in the City of Marion.

Contact me for further information and to obtain the preliminary report put together by a Property Development Consultant.

Here is your opportunity - seize the day...

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