124 Old Kent Road

SUPER RARE - 26M WIDE - 1070SQM - CORNER BLOCK Offered to the market for the first time in over 100 years, this remarkable 4th generation family holding presents a truly once in a lifetime opportunity to secure one of Mount Lewis' most significant parcels of land. Held within the same family since its original purchase in 1916, this tightly held property carries a rich sense of history and legacy, making its release to the market an exceptionally rare event. - Prominent corner block, approximately 26.8m wide - Expansive parcel of level land spanning approximately 1,069sqm - First time offered to the market in over 100 years - Rare 4th generation family home with exceptional local history - Rare blank canvas in a tightly held family friendly location - No easements affecting the site, nice clear block of land - No significant trees on the property, mainly just shrubs - Outstanding development potential (stca) - Prime opportunity to create a substantial new residence or duplex (STCA) - 5 minutes from Bankstown CBD - 30 minutes from Sydney CBD - Easy stroll to local schools, child care, parks & transport - A truly rare opportunity to secure a landholding of this scale in Mount Lewis Originally purchased by the family in 1916, with the home constructed in 1923, 124 Old Kent Road stands as a rare and tightly held offering in a location where opportunities of this scale are virtually unheard of. Occupying a substantial corner block with an impressive 26.8m frontage and 1,069sqm of land, this is your one and only chance to secure a site of this size, position and future potential. Set on a flat and level parcel with no easements, the property offers outstanding scope for those looking to rebuild, redevelop or capitalise on the landholding in a highly convenient and well-connected location. Auction 10am Saturday 8th August 2026 - when its gone, its gone Sell Smarter ...ask a Local Disclaimer: We have been furnished with the above information however, PRD Panania gives no guarantees, undertakings or warnings concerning the accuracy, completeness or up-to-date nature of the information provided. All interested parties are responsible for their own independent enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.