13 Eric Willmot Wy, Macnamara, ACT, 2615, Australia

Embark on your dream of building a bespoke residence on this elevated, generously sized 471m² (approx.) plot of land, nestled in the heart of the coveted suburb of Macnamara.

This prime block boasts an impressive North-East facing frontage and offers a desirable north-facing orientation along its living side. The block's sloping nature provides uninterrupted valley views—a rare find and a builder's dream, ideal for a variety of contemporary or traditional designs.

Set in one of the finest locations in the suburb, this elevated land ensures uninterrupted, commanding views that stretch beyond the horizon. Immerse yourself in the tranquil scenery and relish the peace and privacy offered by this premier location.

The suburb of Ginninderry is renowned for its family-friendly, community-centric environment. It features the magnificent Paddy's Park facility and Jill's Lansberg Terrace Recreational Park, both offering an abundance of open green spaces for outdoor activities, from picnics to sports.

Adding further to the appeal, Ginninderry has a progressive approach to education. The highly anticipated Early Childhood Education School, accommodating up to Year 6, is scheduled for completion in 2025. This ensures that your children will have access to top-tier education right at their doorstep.

This exceptional block presents an unmissable opportunity to create a lifestyle of unparalleled convenience and luxury. Design your future, relish the views, and become a part of the vibrant Ginninderry community.

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For further details, please contact Alvin Nappilly by submitting an enquiry below or calling on 0426146118.

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