20 Bellevue Street, Thornleigh, NSW 2120

20 & 22 Bellevue Street, Thornleigh

Landmark Development & Lifestyle Opportunity  - Offered Together or Separately

An outstanding opportunity to secure one or both properties in a tightly held Thornleigh location.

With a combined landholding of approximately 1,006sqm, both properties are R4 zoned and offer a range of exciting possibilities for developers, investors, families and owner-occupiers.

20 Bellevue Street
•	448sqm block
•	Existing older-style residence plus granny flat
•	Excellent accommodation for families or investors
•	Opportunity to renovate or rebuild, with the R4 zoning providing significant future development potential, subject to approval

22 Bellevue Street
•	558sqm corner block
•	Excellent frontage and flexibility
•	Strong future development potential

Purchase Together or Separately
Acquiring both properties presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial combined landholding with exciting future potential.

Potential opportunities may include:
•	Residential flat buildings / apartments
•	Co-living or shared accommodation
•	Boarding houses
•	NDIS or seniors living. 

A previous DA for 45 boarding rooms provides an excellent starting point for those considering future development, while current planning provisions may offer further opportunities.


Opportunities offering this scale, zoning and flexibility are rarely presented to the market.
Whether you're looking to develop, invest, build your dream home or secure land for the future, 20 and 22 Bellevue Street deserve your attention.

All development opportunities and potential uses are subject to Council approval, applicable planning controls and relevant legislation. Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain independent planning, legal and financial advice.

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