Ian Road Closeburn QLD 4520
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DESCRIPTION

Less than 7 minutes to Samford Village, and offered to the market for the first time, is a rare opportunity to secure one, or both! of these vacant parcels of land...the perfect blank canvas for you to build the country home of your dreams...Only one lot remaining!

Lot 1 Ian Road, Closeburn - SOLD
• Call Chelsea on 0415 901 389 to discuss

Proposed Lot 2 Ian Road, Closeburn
• 4.7 acres (1.927 ha) - mostly cleared
• 2,560 m² nominated building envelope
• Elevated house site boasting commanding views over the surrounding countryside to the mountains beyond

Lot 3 Ian Road, Closeburn - Under Contract
• Call Chelsea on 0415 901 389 to discuss

The Finer Details...
• Driveways will be cut to the building envelopes
• Underground power & telecommunications will be run to green-boys near the building envelopes
• Option to negotiate your choice of perimeter fencing - supplied and installed prior to settlement
• No Building Covenants - bring your builder & build your dream!
• House & Land Packages Available Upon Request
• Sale subject to registration of title
• Contract & seller imposed special conditions available to review upon request
• 7 mins to Samford Village | 40 mins to Brisbane CBD

Samford offers families a relaxed country lifestyle just 24km from Brisbane CBD. Raise your kids with country values in a place where warm smiles and friendly waves are the norm; yet you're only 10 minutes to the train and 40 minutes to the airport. While city amenities are only a short drive away, with Samford's wealth of quality local schools, shops, cafes, parks, markets and community events you may find you never want to leave!

Land such as this is rare and you should act quickly. Contact Chelsea Perry of Craig Doyle Real Estate Samford to discuss this exciting opportunity!

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort is 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.