807m² of Prime Development Potential
Opportunities of this caliber in the heart of Myrtleford are becoming increasingly rare. Situated at 15 Robertson Street, this 807m² (approx.) allotment presents a golden opportunity for developers, builders, or those looking to create their dream home in a truly central location.
Currently home to an original miner's cottage in need of removal, the property offers a clean slate for a visionary project. Whether you are looking to capitalize on the high demand for modern townhouses or wanting to build a substantial family residence with a backyard to match, the potential here is limited only by your imagination.
The 807m² level block provides ample space for a high-quality multi-dwelling project.
With the regional rental and resale market stronger than ever, this site is perfectly suited for a premium townhouse development (STCA), catering to those seeking low-maintenance living near the town center.
For the owner-occupier, this is the perfect site to clear and construct a modern masterpiece. Forget compromising on someone else's layout-design exactly what you want on a generous town block.
The existing cottage is a "knock-down," allowing you to bypass the constraints of a renovation and start your project with a fresh, optimized site plan.
Robertson Street is one of Myrtleford's most practical and central pockets. From here, you are literally moments away from Myrtleford's CBD.
Leave the car at home. A flat, easy walk takes you to local supermarkets, boutique shops, and the town's vibrant cafe culture.
Close proximity to the Ovens River, local parklands, and the Murray to the Mountains Rail Trail ensures an active lifestyle is always within reach.
Convenient access to the Myrtleford Hospital, medical clinics, and local primary and secondary schools.
As land availability tightens in established residential areas, 807m² of prime soil becomes a blue-chip asset. This property represents an intelligent "land-bank" opportunity or an immediate project for a developer looking to hit the ground running.
