Older Style Building with Development Potential | Prime Inner West Location
2 McGill Street, Lewisham NSW 2049
Auction 23/04/24
Commercial LandSize: n/a
Block size: 378 m² approx.
> 378m2 site area (subject to survey) with frontage to McGill Street and Hudson Street > Revolutionised location surrounded by quality developments and directly opposite Summer Hill Flour Mill > DA approved for the construction of 20 residential units and 2 shops over 5 levels plus large communal rooftop terrace > Alternative Development options available by submitting a new application > Possible Retail/hospitality opportunities, New Age Boarding House / Student Accommodation Subject to Council Approval > Construction Certificate 80% complete > Fantastic Exposure to the Inner West Light rail with the Lewisham West station at the property's doorstep > Existing freestanding building with roller shutter access via Hudson Street > Unbeatable position and flexible zoning with multitude of options > Strong anticipated resales or rental yields in this popular high demand location > Close to a range of popular amenities such as educational establishments, hospitals, shops, transport options, arterial roadways, café, restaurants, and bars
AUCTION DATE & TIME: Tuesday, 23rd April 2024 at 10:30am AUCTION VENUE: Mezzanine Level, 50 Margaret Street, Sydney & Online
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