Set on a generous block of 13.41m frontage x 40.26m depth (approx. 540m², potential Duplex Site under the new Low and Mid Rise Housing Policy), this property presents an exceptional opportunity for families, builders, and investors looking for space, future potential and a convenient location.Situated just moments from Chester Hill Station, Chester Square Shopping Centre, and local schools, this well-presented home offers comfortable living today with incredible potential for tomorrow - whether to explore development opportunities, build your dream home, add a granny flat, renovate or simply enjoy strong rental returns.Key Features:- Land dimensions: 13.41m frontage x 40.26m depth (approx. 540m²)- Potential duplex development potential (STCA) under the new Low and Mid Rise Housing Policy- Separate living and dining areas with timber flooring throughout- Neat and functional interiors with updated kitchen and modern bathroom- Two spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes- Double lock-up garage and wide side driveway for ample parking- Large backyard, ideal for entertaining, kids, or pets- Walking distance to shops, train station, schools, and parksLocation Highlights:- Chester Square Shopping Centre: approx. 600m- Chester Hill Station: approx. 700m- Chester Hill Public & High Schools: approx. 850m- Sefton Golf Club & Everley Park: short drive- Bankstown Central Shopping Centre: approx. 10 minutesWhether you’re a family home buyer, astute investor or developer, this property is one not to miss! Opportunities with this land size and location are becoming rare, please come to inspect this weekend and secure your next project or investment in the heart of Chester Hill!All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider reliable, however we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested parties should make and rely on their own enquiries, inspections, and measurements to verify the information provided. Floor plans, images, and descriptions are intended for illustrative purposes only and may not accurately represent the current condition or layout of the property. Prices, availability, and details are subject to change without notice.
A modest post‑war weatherboard cottage with intact, everyday features (timber floors, brick fireplace and terracotta roof) but no clear architect-designed intent or strong heritage detailing. The house is typical of mid‑20th century suburban housing — serviceable and a good renovation or redevelopment candidate on a deep rectangular block, but not architecturally notable.
Key Architectural Features
single-storey detached cottagehipped terracotta tile rooftimber weatherboard claddingcovered front verandah with brick columnsbrick fireplace in loungepolished timber floorboardsseparate lounge and dining roomssmall galley-style kitchenrear lock-up garage (not in position)deep rectangular block (~13.4m x 40.3m)
