27 Taylor Street Cranbourne, VIC 3977

Set in the heart of one of the south-east's fastest growing corridors, this well-located block offers a compelling opportunity for developers, investors, or future-focused buyers seeking land in a location brimming with lifestyle appeal and long-term growth.

The existing home, although aged, rests on a generous and versatile allotment primed for redevelopment (STCA). Whether you're looking to build multiple townhouses, a brand-new family home or simply secure a strategic slice of land for future capitalisation, this is a golden opportunity to get ahead in a well-established neighbourhood.

From a development perspective, the possibilities are as exciting as they are flexible. The wide street frontage, level land and surrounding mix of new and established homes create the perfect environment to bring your vision to life (subject to council approval).

What truly elevates the value here is the ultra-convenient location. Walk or drive just minutes to Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre, Cranbourne Market, Casey Medical Centre, Casey Stadium, and Casey Grammar School. The area is also well serviced by public transport, with Cranbourne Station nearby and bus routes easily accessible. Surrounded by parks, local reserves, sporting facilities and an array of neighbourhood shops and cafes, this location caters to families, downsizers and investors alike.

Easy access to the South Gippsland Highway and major arterials ensures excellent connectivity for future residents or tenants, adding to the long-term appeal.

Land like this in such a well-connected setting is becoming increasingly rare. Whether you're ready to build now or plan for the future, this is a property that delivers on potential, position, and lifestyle upside

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