Positioned in a quiet and well-established court, 26 Carmelo Court presents an outstanding opportunity to secure a substantial parcel of land measuring approximately 1,090m, offering the space, flexibility and lifestyle that are becoming increasingly rare in today's market. This generous allotment provides an ideal foundation to build a dream home with room for expansive living zones, outdoor entertaining, landscaped gardens, sheds or future extensions, all subject to council approval.
The size and shape of the block allow for excellent design versatility while maintaining privacy and a sense of openness, making it perfectly suited to families, owner-builders or investors seeking long-term growth potential. The expansive land size also provides the opportunity to create a truly personalised residence while still enjoying a spacious outdoor environment.
Located in the heart of Wallan, the property enjoys convenient access to a wide range of amenities including Wallan Train Station with direct V/Line services to Melbourne, easy connectivity to the Hume Freeway for commuters, and a growing selection of shopping options such as supermarkets, cafes, specialty stores and essential local services.
Families are well catered for with nearby primary and secondary schools, childcare centres and sporting facilities all within close proximity. Parks, reserves and walking tracks throughout the area provide excellent opportunities for outdoor recreation, leisure and an active lifestyle, while the nearby Hidden Valley Resort and Golf Course further enhance the area's appeal with dining, leisure and community facilities.
With Wallan continuing to experience strong growth supported by ongoing infrastructure development and an expanding population, this exceptional landholding represents a rare chance to secure space, convenience and future potential in one of Victoria's most sought-after and rapidly developing regional communities.

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