358 Liverpool Road

A Landmark Opportunity to Secure Prime Ashfield Land

An exceptional opportunity to secure a substantial 641.8sqm parcel of vacant land in the heart of Ashfield, offering an exciting prospect for developers, investors and those looking to capitalise on a well-established Inner West location.

Positioned along Liverpool Road, this generous landholding provides a blank canvas to explore a range of future possibilities. With MU1 Mixed Use zoning, the property presents potential for commercial, retail or mixed-use development, including shop-top housing, subject to council approval and relevant planning requirements.

Set within a thriving and highly connected precinct, the location offers an attractive balance of lifestyle convenience and business accessibility. Surrounded by established residential communities, bustling shopping destinations and an extensive range of local amenities, the property is ideally positioned to benefit from Ashfield’s ongoing appeal.

Whether you are an experienced developer seeking your next project or an investor looking to secure a sizeable Inner West landholding, this is an opportunity to explore the possibilities and create something of lasting value.

* Approximately 641.8sqm of vacant land
* MU1 Mixed Use zoning under the Inner West Local Environmental Plan 2022
* Prominent position along Liverpool Road, a major Inner West thoroughfare
* Convenient access to Ashfield Train Station and local bus services
* Close to Ashfield Mall, major supermarkets, cafés and restaurants
* Surrounded by established schools, parks and community facilities
* Easy connectivity to Sydney CBD, Burwood and neighbouring Inner West suburbs
* Potential for a range of permitted uses, subject to council approval

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