71-77 Rosia Road,
Park Ridge South 4125, Queensland

John Heng and his team at Ray White Robertson are proud to present to the market a rare opportunity to secure prime land in a highly sought-after corridor. Possibilities are endless with the right planning and research and with land sites in Brisbane's southern-belt and outer region running out fast, this is the perfect time to secure your opportunity for solid future gains.

Offering 4.24-hectares of useable land, there is an existing 4-bedroom, high-set brick home that compliments acreage living and is sure to attract the interest of those seeking a home that can provide plenty of land for a home business or a place of solitude, astute investors, land-bankers and developers alike!

This property features a large, highset brick family home with:
• 4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | double lockup garage
• Downstairs: rumpus | 2nd bathroom | internal laundry | storage
• Upstairs: bedrooms | family bathroom with separate water closet | kitchen | living room with fireplace & direct access to front balcony | dining room with direct access to back deck
• Large detached garage/shed

With the convenience of being only moments away from Park Ridge Town Centre, Grand Plaza, multiple local schools including Parklands Christian College and with easy access to Mount Lindesay Highway, you cannot underestimate the value this property's location affords. Only 32-minutes from Brisbane's CBD, nearby Harvest Rise Estate has sold out and the proposed Rosia Park masterplan is driving investment whilst creating an opportunity for you to capitalise on the growing interest and infrastructure this corridor has to offer.

Whether you are looking to move in now and enjoy the space this patch of land provides or invest for long term capital growth in this booming suburb, this is the perfect acreage property.

Don't miss out on this excellent opportunity! Contact John Heng today on 0430 800 208.

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.