Lot 19/147 Hawthorn Road

Welcome to Proposed Allotment 19 at 147 Hawthorn, a fantastic opportunity to secure a premium parcel of land in one of Mount Barker's fastest-growing and most desirable pockets. Whether you're a first home buyer, growing family, or savvy investor, this is your chance to secure a quality block and build the home you've always envisioned. With a generous allotment size 660sqm (approx.), this block offers flexibility to suit a variety of lifestyles and home designs. Key Features:- • Premium lifestyle allotment • Generous land size 660sqm (approx.) • Ideal for custom builds, family homes, or investment opportunities • Positioned in a well-connected and rapidly growing community • Surrounded by beautiful natural outlooks and peaceful scenery • Enjoy open skies, greenery, and tranquil views ideal for relaxed living • Close to local schools, shopping centres, parks & essential amenities • Easy access to Adelaide CBD and surrounding suburbs Location Highlights Perfectly positioned in Mount Barker, one of South Australia's most in-demand growth areas, this estate offers the ideal balance of peaceful living and urban convenience. Enjoy being just minutes away from: • Mount Barker Central Shopping Centre • Quality primary & secondary schools • Local parks, walking trails & reserves • Public transport and main arterial roads Why You'll Love It This is more than just land - it's a chance to create your dream lifestyle in a thriving and family-friendly community. Opportunities like this don't last long. Call to Action Secure your block today before it's gone! Contact :- Arpit Patel on 0433 837 516 Jugal Patel on 0449 740 286 Sanjay Patel on 0425 270 101 for price list, plans, and further details. All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, floor plans and size, building age and condition). Interested parties should make their own inquiries and obtain their own legal advice. RLA 298 661.