33 Sugarloaf Street Yarrabilba QLD 4207

An exceptional opportunity to secure a rare, premium parcel of land in the heart of the highly regarded Stockland Yarrabilba community. Positioned at 33 Sugarloaf Street, this expansive 661sqm block boasts an impressive 25.99-metre frontage, a feature rarely available in established stages of the estate. The generous width allows for a striking street presence and the freedom to design a truly impressive family residence or high-quality investment home. Access to this land is currently available for valuers and soil testers by appointment with Stockland Yarrabilba. Why This Block Stands Apart Substantial 661sqm allotment in a master-planned Stockland estate Exceptional 25.99m wide frontage – ideal for premium, wide-design homes Highly suited to owner-occupiers seeking space or investors chasing long-term growth Located amongst quality homes in a well-established streetscape Lifestyle & Location Highlights Yarrabilba continues to attract strong demand due to its lifestyle appeal and expanding infrastructure: Close proximity to Yarrabilba State School, St Clare's Catholic Primary School and San Damiano College Nearby medical centres, childcare facilities, parks and walking trails Minutes to Yarrabilba Shopping Centre, cafés and everyday conveniences Approx. 15 minutes to Logan Village and easy access to the M1, connecting Brisbane and the Gold Coast A Premium Investment in a High-Growth Corridor As one of South-East Queensland's fastest-growing communities, Yarrabilba continues to benefit from ongoing infrastructure, population growth and limited availability of large, wide-frontage blocks. Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare, making this an outstanding acquisition for both lifestyle and investment purposes. Contact RE/MAX Rise today to register your interest or arrange an on-site inspection: ? Ari Ramapur – 0499 193 333 ? Madhava Dudipalli – 0427 369 369 Disclaimer: While we have taken great care to ensure the accuracy of this information, we accept no responsibility for errors, omissions, or inaccuracies. Interested parties should conduct their own due diligence and seek independent advice.