More water land offers rare opportunity in Anglesea

WITH the township of Anglesea effectively landlocked to further development other than infill opportunities created by Alcoa’s transition, the subdivision of excess Barwon Water land at Parker and Harvey Streets has created a rare and unequalled opportunity to secure a prime piece of Anglesea.

The unique opportunity offers up six vacant lots ranging in size from 823sqm to 1,012sqm, or alternatively you could snap up the original two-bedroom weatherboard cottage, which comes complete with two large implement sheds on an 867sqm site.

Each vacant allotment has a northerly aspect and is level with dual street frontage to both Parker and Harvey streets.

There is potential to build to capture views of the heath and beyond, with titles issued and all services (except gas) connected, they are ready to go. To be auctioned in April by Hayden Real Estate Anglesea, sales consultant Andrew Wright said that the auction would offer a rare opportunity to pick up land in Anglesea’s highly prized Parker Street precinct.

“With lot sizes of old giving buyers a wide range of building options and dual street frontage, these are very special lot,” Mr Wright said.

“The cottage, which has had a long history of different uses in Anglesea over its time, comes with a bonus of two large sheds that throw up many options for the discerning buyers, especially those looking for a small workshop or storage.”

Located in a popular and established area away from the hustle and bustle, peace and privacy are assured, yet the beach is an easy walk away with restaurants, shops and cafes nearby too.

The location is incredible, the allotment size is generous and the potential to fulfil your vision and create your dream home is undeniable.

Separately titled and ready to go with dual street frontage and a northerly aspect with treed outlook, 69B Harvey Street and 62-72 Parker Street come to auction on April 7 at 1pm.

For more information, phone Andrew Wright or Cassie Symons at Hayden’s Anglesea on 5263 2133.