26 Bellbird Street, Inala

Positioned in a convenient and fast-growing pocket of Inala, this property offers a rare combination of immediate liveability and future upside, with a DA-approved subdivision Move in, rent out, or take advantage of the approval and develop, the choice is yours. - DA-approved subdivision (2 lots) – future development potential secured - Generous 607m² block in an established residential area - Comfortable home ready to live in or rent immediately - Flexibility to hold, improve, or develop over time - Properties that offer both lifestyle today and upside tomorrow are tightly held. Warm, functional, and filled with natural light, the home is well-suited for families, first-home buyers, or investors seeking a solid asset. - 3 spacious bedrooms with ceiling fans - Open plan living, dining & kitchen with timber floors - Split system air-conditioning for year-round comfort - Functional kitchen with ample storage - Sunroom / study at entry – ideal for working from home Outdoor Living & Space - Large covered outdoor entertaining area, perfect for family gatherings - Separate rumpus room offering flexibility (retreat, workspace, storage) - Fully fenced yard providing privacy and security - Garden shed + single car accommodation - Minutes to Inala Plaza, schools, and public transport - Easy access to major roads and surrounding suburbs - Established community with strong ongoing demand Why This One Stands Out - A home buyer wanting space with future upside - An investor seeking rental income + land value growth - A developer looking for an approval-ready sit - This property delivers flexibility, security, and potential in one package. Opportunities with DA approval already secured are increasingly hard to find. Contact the Isaac Nguyen Team today to arrange your inspection or request further information. Submit your offer and secure a property with both immediate appeal and long-term upside. Disclaimer: All information provided is believed to be accurate; however, no guarantee is given. Interested parties should conduct their own enquiries and seek independent advice.