Team Coast & Country from Amber Werchon Property are proud to present 7A Graham Street, Kilcoy. Positioned on the edge of Kilcoy township, this substantial 5.2-acre landholding presents an exciting opportunity for investors, developers and buyers looking to secure a sizeable parcel of land with future potential.

Comprising approximately 5.2 acres (21,084m²), 7A Graham Street offers an appealing combination of space, location and opportunity. Adjoining established residential areas and just minutes from the heart of town, the property is well positioned for those considering a long-term investment or looking to explore future development possibilities (STCA).

Predominantly cleared and offering a generous usable footprint, this is an opportunity to secure a significant landholding today while considering the possibilities for tomorrow.

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS

• Substantial 5.2-acre (2.11ha / 21,084m²) landholding

• Strategic position adjoining established residential areas

• Potential to investigate future subdivision or development opportunities (STCA)

• Ideal for investors, developers and long-term landbankers

• Predominantly cleared, offering a generous usable parcel of land

• Less than two minutes from Kilcoy's town centre, shops, cafes and schools

• Convenient access to local services, employment and major regional centres

LOCATION

Kilcoy is a well-established township in the Somerset region, offering a relaxed country lifestyle with the convenience of local shopping, schools, medical facilities and major employers.

Just 15 minutes from Somerset Dam, approximately 45 minutes to Caboolture and within reach of Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast, the location offers excellent accessibility while retaining its regional appeal.

Whether you're looking to landbank for the future or investigate the property's development potential, opportunities to secure acreage of this scale so close to town are well worth exploring.

Contact Dan Lal or Lauren Neilen today for further information or to arrange an inspection.

Any potential subdivision, development or alternative use is subject to council approval and relevant planning requirements. Buyers should undertake their own due diligence.