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Both accomplished developers and up-and-comers will find their imagination captured by this 6,679 square metre (more or less) plot of land in an excellent central city fringe location.
This supreme offering features even land and a gently inclined slope, stepping up at its northeastern end. The combination offers a balance of flat, easily developed land and potential lots with a remarkable elevated outlook towards Western Hills.
Developers will recognize the breadth of the potential offered here, as have the owners prior. Their vision for a 17-unit residential Eco-Village development (known as Ahi Wai) has resource consent, proving demand and capability. With pedestrian connection into centrally located Cross Street and vehicular entry from Kent Road (with a legal easement already in place) great access is assured. Combine this with its Medium Density Residential zoning, allowing for concentrated residential development (subdivision down to 300 sqm), and whether one seeks to finish the turn-key development of the prior owners or create their own masterclass subdivision, canny investors will have the first steps of an incredible opportunity mapped out before them.
Sitting in the heart of a coveted location, this opportunity is only strengthened by its proximity to all amenities. Whether future residents commute by foot, car or bicycle, the central location provides comprehensive offerings. Schooling, supermarkets, and shops are within steps, and the CBD within walking distance. The cycle path directly in front of the property connects Regent with the central city or north to Kamo - the ideal companion to any development with sustainability at the forefront.
This is a highly desirable opportunity to lay the foundations for your future in the heart of Whangarei. Whether this presents the first step on the development ladder or another rung obtained, don't miss out on the chance to shape what is perhaps the last large city-fringe section into something special. Call now to receive our comprehensive property file.
