4 Myrtle Grove, North Richmond, NSW 2754

Positioned within the popular Redbank Estate, this registered 669.9sqm vacant block presents an exciting opportunity to design and build your dream home in one of North Richmond's most sought-after communities.

Offering generous proportions, the block features an approximately 26.3m rear boundary, with side boundaries of approximately 36.7m and 30.8m, providing excellent scope when planning your future home. The longer boundary offers the opportunity to take advantage of northern light, while the overall size and dimensions provide flexibility for a larger home design with room to incorporate outdoor entertaining and a swimming pool (STCA).

With Redbank already well-established, you'll be surrounded by landscaped parklands, playgrounds and walking trails, creating an inviting setting to build a home tailored to your lifestyle. Redbank Village is conveniently located nearby, offering IGA, cafés, takeaway, childcare, veterinary services, fitness and beauty, while North Richmond's wider range of shops, schools and everyday amenities are only a short drive away.

Whether you're planning your forever home or looking to secure a generous parcel of registered land in a thriving community, this is a fantastic opportunity to create something of your own and enjoy the Redbank lifestyle.

•	Registered 669.9sqm vacant block, ready to build 
•	Approx. 26.3m rear boundary 
•	Side boundaries of approx. 36.7m and 30.8m 
•	19.97m street frontage 
•	Longer boundary positioned to take advantage of northern light 
•	Generous proportions offering scope for a larger home, outdoor entertaining and pool design (STCA) 
•	Close to parklands, playgrounds and walking trails 
•	Convenient access to Redbank Village and local amenities 
•	Short drive to North Richmond shops, schools and services 
•	Established, family-friendly community

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