6, 8, 9 Myall Court
Oxenford 4210

Tony Grbcic & Adam Grbcic from Kollosche Commercial are proud to present to the market, 6, 8 and 9 Myall Court, Oxenford ("The Site").

Southeast Queensland is currently navigating through a housing shortage, with the requirement to accommodate a rapidly growing population which is projected to exceed 6 million within the next two decades.

The Gold Coast specifically rarely presents opportunities for low and medium density residential sites in central locations, which makes this site the ideal opportunity for developers, builders and even astute land bankers.

The site perfectly located within minutes of all major arterial roads (M1 Motorway, Hope Island Road and Tamborine Oxenford Road) as well as a short drive from a wide range of retail and commercial centres, which offer all key amenities, including:

- Oxenford Village (1.4km*)

- Global Plaza Oxenford (1.6km*)

- Centro Shopping Centre (1.6km*)

- Abundance of large format retail centres such as Super Cheap, Bunnings and K-mart

The Key Attributes Include:

- Combined Land Area: 13,772m2*

- 3 separate titles which are offered in one line

- All titles have improvements and provide holding income from the existing dwellings

The site offers huge development potential and despite the current zoning noted as Rural Residential, it is situated within the Oxenford Investigation Area.

Town Planning advice, based on the Oxenford Investigation Area plans, suggests the following opportunity (STCA^):

- 40 dwellings per Hectare (suggesting 46+ Townhouses)

- Height: 3 Stories

- Based on economic and scarcity of new dwellings and land, applications up to 50 townhouses may be considered (STCA^)

For further information, please do not hesitate to get in touch with either Tony Grbcic or Adam Grbcic from Kollosche Commercial.

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.