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Arguably the last lakefront development site in Kingston, this 3,642sqm (more or less) site offers a flat contour, flexibility and potential.
The land benefits from a dual zoning, with the lakefront portion having a commercial precinct overlay over the underlying Kingston Village zoning. Savvy buyers will see the potential of this location -adjacent to the popular Kingston Flyer Cafe & Bar and the iconic Kingston Flyer steam train. The site presents options to subdivide into multiple lots, develop commercial or mixed-use assets or undertake residential development.
Developable land remains in short supply across the Queenstown Lakes District. This is your opportunity to acquire a significant lakefront land holding with multiple development options.
For those seeking a more comprehensive development scheme, buyers can also secure the neighbouring 9,282sqm (more or less) residential development site to the south.
Nestled between the Eyre Mountains and the Hector Range, Kingston is on the southern tip of Lake Whakatipu and on the border of Otago and Southland. Kingston has long been a popular holiday home destination but in recent years has seen more people establish permanent residences, lured by its affordability, natural beauty and accessibility to the urban centres and amenities of Frankton and Queenstown.
Kingston is just 30 minutes drive from Queenstown International Airport, along the stunning Southern Scenic Route (SH-6) that takes in The Remarkables mountain range on one side, and the shores of Lake Whakatipu on the other.
Surrounded by mountains, the township offers a relaxed lifestyle, quiet seclusion, and dramatic views. It is a popular destination for fishing, boating, and water sports.
• 3,642sqm Land area (more or less)
• Lakefront land
• 30 minutes drive from Queenstown International Airport
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