Positioned in a convenient location close to Leeton’s CBD, schools and everyday amenities, 24 Banksia Avenue presents an excellent opportunity for investors, developers or buyers looking to secure a large parcel of land with future potential.

The existing two-bedroom fibro home is neat and comfortable, featuring a generously sized master bedroom, a spacious second bedroom, and a central lounge room complete with a wood fire and reverse-cycle split system for year-round comfort. The kitchen is basic yet tidy, while the home also includes a functional laundry and a compact bathroom with a vanity and shower over the bath. The toilet is conveniently located just outside the home.

Set on an impressive 1,269sqm block, the property offers exceptional development potential. With no easements affecting the land, there is scope to build a second dwelling or pursue a multi-unit development (STCA), making this a rare opportunity in a sought-after location.

Currently leased at $250 per week until 25 March 2027, the property provides immediate rental income while allowing time to plan for future improvements or redevelopment.

Property Features:

Large 1,269sqm allotment with no easements
Two-bedroom fibro home in tidy condition
Oversized master bedroom and spacious second bedroom
Central lounge with wood fire and reverse-cycle split system
Neat, functional kitchen
Bathroom with vanity and shower over bath
External toilet
Excellent potential for a second dwelling or unit development (STCA)
Currently leased at $250 per week until 25 March 2027
Convenient location close to Leeton’s town centre and amenities

Whether you’re looking to invest, develop or landbank for the future, this property offers outstanding potential in a highly convenient location.

Inspection by appointment only.
For all enquiries, please contact Julie Valenzisi on 0409 224 459.

*All of the information contained in this document is from sources the Agent and Vendor believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations*