95 Wahroonga Road

Kanwal NSW 2259

- 3.83 Ha zoned RU6 Transition (with approx. 5% E2 Conservation to rear)
- Earmarked for future residential rezone (NWSSP 2013 - Precinct 3A)
- Gentle slope towards rear, mostly cleared, prime land
- Mains connections for water and stormwater
- Sewer 'carrier main' inside rear boundary applicable for connection
- Potential for private planning proposal for rezone
- High growth area, major hospitals nearby, on the urban fringe

The Location:
- 850m to Wadalba Sports Complex and Mascord Park
- 1km to Tuggerah Lakes Private Hospital (new), Wyong Public Hospital ($200m upgrade)
- 1.2km to Kanwal Public School
- 1.4km to Tuggerah Lake, boating, fishing, leisure
- 1.7km to Wadalba Village Shops (new Woolworths, Coles)
- 1.7km to Wadalba Community School (K-12)
- 3km to Wyong Industrial Precinct
- 4km to Warnervale Town Centre
- 5km to Warnervale Train Station, and Wyong Golf Course
- 9km to M1 Motorway (Sparks Rd Interchange)
- 10km to Hargraves Beach and Reserve
- 11km to Norah Head Lighthouse, cafes and beaches
- 11km to Westfield Tuggerah ($2.1b proposed expansion)
- 75km to Wahroonga, Sydney
- 73km to Hunter Valley and Wineries
- 58km to Newcastle CBD

With a multitude of residential development in the surrounding vicinity, this whole area is experiencing rapid growth. Situated on the urban fringe and with mains services both current and available for connection, this prime parcel offers exceptional potential.

For more information contact Jay Hinde on 0405 422 825 and Geoff Cox on 0418 630 519.

Disclaimer:
All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable, however we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. All images, border/s, property boundaries and floor plans are indicative of the property and for illustrative purposes only. Any development potential stated herein is suggestive only and may be subject to relevant approvals, as such it is not to be relied upon. All distances and measurements are approximate. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.