54 Perry Drive

Formerly utilised as the Scout Hall site, this substantial 2,495m² parcel presents a rare opportunity to secure a significant landholding within a highly accessible Coffs Harbour location. Zoned RE2 Private Recreation, the property offers a versatile platform for a range of recreational, sporting, community and tourism-related uses (STCA). With future potential at the forefront and tree removal costs already factored into the asking price, this is an attractive proposition for organisations, investors and buyers seeking a unique site with flexibility and scope. - 2,495m² parcel of land offering substantial space and future possibilities - Zoned RE2 Private Recreation - Former Scout Hall site with established history and potential - Suitable for a variety of recreational, sporting, community and tourism-related uses (STCA) - Tree removal quote available upon request - Tree removal costs already considered within the asking price - Convenient access to major amenities and key transport connections - Rare opportunity to secure a sizeable landholding within Coffs Harbour Opportunities of this scale and versatility are becoming increasingly difficult to find within Coffs Harbour. Whether you're looking to establish a community facility, sporting hub, recreational venture or explore other permissible uses under the RE2 zoning (STCA), this property provides a unique foundation for future plans. Positioned just minutes from the CBD, schools, shopping centres, sporting facilities, medical services, the airport and major transport routes, it combines a highly central location with generous land size and flexible zoning. This is a compelling opportunity to secure a site with exciting possibilities in one of the Mid North Coast's most sought-after regional centres. Land Size: 2,495 sqm (approx.) DISCLAIMER: The information contained in the advertising of this property is based on information provided to the agents, and the vendor and agents expressly disclaim any liability arising therefrom. The accuracy of the information cannot be guaranteed, and prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries and form their own judgement as to these matters.