Nestled at the end of an idyllic cul-de-sac in the coastal haven of Dunbogan, 11 Fishburn Place stands as a premium land offering that is sure to entice the discerning buyer seeking to build their dream seaside residence. This exceptional 657.7 square metre parcel of land presents an unparalleled opportunity to live just a whisper away from the ocean's edge.
As the first lot to be snapped up during the last stage release, this re-sale block boasts an enviable position with dual street frontage, providing versatility and ease of access. The site's unique placement at the cul-de-sac's terminus ensures a tranquil environment, and with a neighbour on only one boundary, you won't be impacted by rooflines and eaves all around.
The developer's approval for a duplex design adds an enticing layer of potential, allowing buyers to explore a multitude of architectural possibilities. With the final stages of this estate soon to be unveiled and an anticipated surge in values, the timing couldn't be more opportune to secure this gem as our original purchasers sharp change of plans means a fantastic opportunity for you
This completely level land is serviced with all underground essentials, including NBN, phone, sewer, and electricity, ensuring a seamless transition from purchase to construction. Just 100 metres from the beach access track and approximately 350 metres to the sands, the call of the sea is ever-present.
With a mere 22 lots remaining in this beachside estate that began its journey in 1988, 11 Fishburn Place represents one of the final chances to join an exclusive enclave. Moreover, residing a brief 3.5km from the Laurieton CBD and positioned on flood-free land, convenience and peace of mind are guaranteed.
Embrace the possibility of coastal living where luxury meets the laid-back lifestyle at 11 Fishburn Place, where the ocean beckons and the potential for your dream home awaits.
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