Tucked away in the Northern pocket of Innes Park and Edging the Stunning Coastline, 3 Selmar Place is a rare find. With 2,000m2 of untouched land, it’s a true blank canvas - ready for you to bring your dream home to life.
Innes Park offers a relaxed beachside lifestyle just minutes from Bundaberg. With tranquil beaches, scenic parks, and endless outdoor activities like snorkelling, fishing, and golf, it's perfect for those seeking a peaceful, family-friendly community.
With the title issued, registered and ready to be built on, this premium block offers, but is not limited to:
• 1,076m2. Flood Free. Elevated Aspect.
• Frontage 16.65m | Depth 45.4 m
• Titles Registered and Ready to Build On.
• Short Stroll from the Parks, Amenities & More.
Walking distance to:
Woodlinks State School. Imagine Childcare & Kindergarten. Aleisha Park Reserve. Verral Park. Eagle Street Bus Stop. Six-Mile Creek Wildlife Reserve and Walking Trails Multitude of Local amenities.
Short Drive to:
Woolworths Collingwood Park. Collingwood Park State School. St Peter Claver College. Café 63 Redbank Plains and other local eateries. Redbank Plains Plaza. Jamboree Disc Golf Course. Bailey Reserve Walking Track Collingwood Park Dog Park.
Within 15 Minutes to:
Orion Shopping Centre. Robelle Domain Park. Springfield Central Train Station. Mater Hospital University of Southern Queensland. Brisbane Lions Reserve Stadium and ease of access to Centenary Highway (M1, M2, M5, M7, M15).
With the Olympic games in sight and a pandemic-driven lust for quality family homes, everyone wants to buy a home in Queensland's Southeast right now. This is the place to be, offering space, privacy, modern conveniences, and comforts with strong potential for capital growth.
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For any further questions or queries, or to arrange for a private inspection, please call Reza Askari on 0460 923 536.
Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable however we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided and interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries