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3 Sunvale Crescent, Estella NSW 2650

Estella, NSW 2650

$369,000

For Sale

$295/m² land

1,252

Land (m²)(click)

land

Type

Ray White

C

Cassie Sheahan

0409032712

M

Marnie Jarick

0408012804

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Selling Agent's Description

Discover the perfect place to build your dream home at 3 Sunvale Crescent, Estella. This generous 1,252sqm parcel of land offers endless potential, with ample space for a spacious family residence, shed, pool, or beautifully landscaped gardens. Positioned in a peaceful and well-established area, this block is ready and waiting for you to bring your vision to life. Enjoy the convenience of a sealed road frontage and a location that combines lifestyle with practicality. Just moments from Charles Sturt University, local parks, schools, and only a short, easy drive into Wagga Wagga's town centre, this is an opportunity not to be missed. Whether you're a growing family, a first-time builder, or an investor seeking a quality block in a sought-after area, 3 Sunvale Crescent offers the space, location, and lifestyle you've been looking for. Rates: $2,089.90 p.a. Land: 1,252sqm

Location

Estella, NSW 2650

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Price History

Price and guide changes

2 states

11 May2026
$369,000
Initial
First tracked state
13 May2026
$369,000
Displayed
Source
Was $369,000

Trading History

3 recorded events

+78.6%

total growth

10 Aug 2018Most Recent

Government Record

$137,500$110/m²

+3.4%from prior

Held for2 yearsZoningR11,252 m²

28 Jul 2016

Government Record

$133,000$106/m²

+72.7%from prior·+1.6%p.a. to Most Recent

Held for7y 9mZoningR11,252 m²

17 Oct 2008

Government Record

$77,000$157/m²

+6.1%p.a. to Most Recent

ZoningA492 m²

AI Architectural Analysis

Powered by advanced computer vision

20Standard

Design Style

contemporary

Ideal For

lifestyle acreagedevelopment siterural homestead

Near Heritage

4.5km away

Analysis

These images show a vacant suburban allotment within a recent housing estate rather than an architect-designed residence. There is no built architecture or period fabric to assess — the parcel is typical of project-estate infill and sits adjacent to a major road, offering minimal architectural interest.