7 Albert Street, Guildford, NSW, 2161, Australia

Investors, Developers, First Homebuyers take note of this ideal opportunity to secure this double lot property. Located in a quiet street, this is a solid & reliable family residence teeming with possibilities for the imagination of the owner. Whether you are looking to move in or looking for a developmental project for yourself. This is an exceptional opportunity for the great future development potential that is on offer with two lots to double your building potential.

Former CDC approved plan for construction of 2 attached dwellings is available for display.

Features:
+ Opportunity to build a duplex or 2 x freestanding houses subject to the council or CDC approval
+ Zoned Residential R3
+ Total Land size 505.8sqm (approx), 252.9 sqm each lot (LOTS 54 & 55)
+ Spacious Large Open plan living area with Air-con
+ Large spacious kitchen with ample storage space
+ 3 good sized bedrooms, master with fan and mirrored wardrobes
+ Common bathroom with bathtub
+ Additional toilet for added convenience
+ Separate Laundry
+ Big backyard giving enough space to kids to play around or entertaining friends & family
+ Double lock up garage
+ Covered Carport

In a sought-after location this home has all the necessary appointments to enable you and your family to live in and apply your imagination to its existing structure. Only minutes away from Guildford station & Merrylands Station, shopping precincts and schools. The house is solidly built and is an exceptional opportunity for renovators, First Home buyers, Investors or New Home/Duplex builders.

An opportunity not to be missed as the owner has decided to sell and a property like this will not stay long in the market. The property is a must to inspect to avoid disappointment. Please contact your exclusive agents Jitender Singh (Jeet) 0410 567 777 and Atul Bhanushali on 0402 961 515.

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