35 Anderson Drive

Positioned on a generous 2,023sqm parcel, this versatile vacant block presents an outstanding opportunity for developers, investors, or business owners seeking flexibility and future potential. With dual zoning allowing for both residential and commercial use, the property offers a rare chance to capitalise on a wide range of development possibilities in a highly visible and accessible location. Surrounded by evolving development, the neighbouring property has secured approval for multiple townhouses and is now being repurposed for a childcare facility, highlighting the strong demand and adaptability of the area. The current owners had also explored plans for a childcare centre, further reinforcing the suitability of the site for a variety of uses including townhouses, commercial premises, or mixed-use development (STCA). Boasting valuable main street exposure, this block ensures excellent visibility and accessibility for future projects. While the rear portion of the land is flood affected, this has been successfully addressed in nearby developments through appropriate site elevation, providing a clear pathway for development moving forward. With plenty of options on offer, this is a rare opportunity to secure a substantial landholding with endless potential. Why you'll love where you live; - Across the road from Tarro Public School, with sporting fields, recreation areas and Tarro Train Station just moments away - Located just 10 minutes from Green Hills shopping centre, offering an impressive range of retail, dining and entertainment options right at your doorstep - Within easy reach of main road connections including the New England Highway and Pacific Highway - 30 minutes to the city lights and sights of Newcastle - 20 minutes to Maitland's heritage CBD and revitalised riverside Levee precinct - 30 minutes to the gourmet delights of the Hunter Valley Vineyards Outgoings: Council Rate: $3,792 approx. per annum Water Rate: $848.07 approx. per annum Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.