2 Josephine Street, Highbury, SA 5089

2 Josephine Street is vacant land on the corner, its frontage addressing Josephine Street with Lower North East Road running down the side. The block sits clear, with nothing to demolish and no existing home to design around.

A corner is fixed by the plan, which is exactly what makes this allotment the one worth having. Two street boundaries instead of one give real choice in where the driveway enters, which way the front door faces, which part of the site stays private and where the light and outlook come from. On most blocks those decisions are already made for you. Here they are yours and your builder's to make, and they cannot be retro-fitted to a site that does not have the corner.

The administrative work sitting behind the land is done, so the next step is a plan rather than a wait.

Land and position
- Vacant corner allotment, frontage to Josephine Street with Lower North East Road to the side
- Two street boundaries, giving scope in siting the home, the driveway and the private outdoor space
- Cleared site with no existing dwelling to work around or remove

Title and council
- Allotment 14, Deposited Plan 140983, Hundred of Yatala
- Address allocated by the City of Tea Tree Gully on 7 August 2026

Josephine Street sits in an established pocket of Highbury within the City of Tea Tree Gully, with Lower North East Road alongside as one of the main routes in and out of Adelaide's north east. Buyers already living in Highbury, Hope Valley and Dernancourt know these streets well, and this is a chance to build something new without leaving them.

Land in an established street is a starting point rather than a compromise. There is no previous owner's kitchen, bathroom or layout to pay for and then undo, and no inherited orientation to live with. What you get here is a titled corner site and a clean sheet of paper.

To arrange a time on site and to go through the title search and land division plan, contact Ben Nightingale of Klemich Real Estate.

There is one corner on this plan and it cannot be created anywhere else, so buyers intending to build in Highbury are encouraged to walk the site and read the title documents early in the campaign rather than late.