206 Epping Road
Marsfield, NSW 2122

This property presents a rare dual block opportunity, offered together or separately, located in one of Marsfield's most strategic and high-growth corridors. The combined landholding boasts exceptional street frontage and offers outstanding potential in a tightly held and increasingly sought-after locale.

Situated just 700 meters from Macquarie University, the shopping precinct, metro station, and business parks, the properties enjoy unparalleled connectivity to Sydney CBD and Chatswood. Opportunities of this scale and positioning are exceptionally rare along Epping Road, a prominent arterial address with strong future upside and ongoing infrastructure growth nearby.

This offering is ideal for land banking, redevelopment (subject to council approval), or securing a strategic investment in a blue-chip growth precinct. It suits families, investors, or those seeking duplex potential (subject to council approval).

Features include brick structure single-level houses on rectangular clear land, jointly owned by one owner and offered in one line. The properties provide options for land banking, redevelopment, or commercial use. They are conveniently located within walking distance to metro, city bus links, Macquarie University, shops, and schools. The property falls within the Kent Road Public School and Epping Boys High School catchment areas. Buyers can choose to invest in one property or secure both to unlock the full potential.

The locale offers close proximity to key amenities: 700 meters to Macquarie University and Metro station, 750 meters to ELS Hall Park, 800 meters to Macquarie Shopping Centre, 950 meters to Kent Road Public School, and 2.1 kilometers to Epping Boys High School.

Disclaimer: This advertisement is a guide only. While information has been gathered from reliable sources, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Potential buyers are advised to independently verify all details and seek professional guidance. No warranty is provided by vendors or agents. This information is presented in good faith and should not be considered definitive.