58 Bainton Crescent, Melba, ACT 2615

Positioned in one of Belconnen's most tightly held and prestigious pockets, 58 Bainton Crescent, Melba presents a rare opportunity to secure an elevated 1,126sqm parcel of land with panoramic views across Belconnen and towards the Canberra City skyline.

With substantial preparation works already completed, including site cut, boundary retaining and engineering plans, much of the hard work has been done, allowing you to focus on bringing your vision to life.

Whether you're looking to create a bespoke family residence in a premium location or take advantage of the existing development approvals, this is an opportunity that offers flexibility, scale and significant future upside.


	●	Expansive 1,126sqm block with elevated views
	●	Prestigious and tightly held location surrounded by quality homes
	●	Site cut and establishment works already completed
	●	Boundary retaining and engineering plans in place
	●	Ready to commence construction
	●	Variation 343 applicable
	●	Close to quality schools, local shopping centres and major amenities
	●	Exceptional opportunity to build and create long-term value

Development Opportunityfor those seeking an investment or development project, approved plans are available for two beautifully designed single-level residences, each offering generous living spaces, private outdoor areas and approximately 500sqm of land.

Past Approved Development Featured
	●	Residence 1: 180sqm living + 18sqm carport
	●	Proposed EER: 6.8 stars
	●	Residence 2: 169sqm living + 18sqm carport
	●	Proposed EER: 6.9 stars
	●	Approximately 500sqm of land allocated to each dwelling

Blocks of this size, in locations of this calibre, rarely become available. Secure one of Melba's finest development or building opportunities and create something truly special.

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