Lot 69 Proposed Road,

Austral

Discover this house and land package by award winning builder, Endeavor Homes. The home has flexibility to be built on a range of lot sizes and frontages, featuring customized designs, top-quality construction, and ultra modern finishes like none other. Explore the prime location with nearby shops and schools, easy access to main roads, the upcoming Badgerys Creek Airport, as well as the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir temple, which is situated on a sprawling 25-acre site, and is set to become the largest traditional stone temple in the Australia-New Zealand region.

• Internal house and facade photos are for illustrative purposes only. Internal house photos are of "Exceptional Inclusions Package". House not yet constructed. House requires council approval. Split contract - one for land with developer, one for house with Endeavor Homes*

• Double-storey home with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms

• Main bedroom featuring ensuite and walk-in robe

• Walk-in robes in 3 out of 4 bedrooms

• Contemporary bathrooms

• Upstairs living room

• Roomy open-plan living, dining and kitchen space

• Premium fixtures and fittings throughout

• 2 finishes packages to choose from, Essentials or Exceptional

• Land project located at 29 Kelly Street Austral

• Land Registration anticipated June 2026 (approx).

Don't miss out on this phenomenal opportunity to partner with an Award Winning, boutique builder.

Features & Inclusions list available on request (Essentials or Exceptional package to choose from). A variety of different facades and floor plans available.

Disclaimer: Please direct your enquiries to the contract of sale, Liverpool City Council and your desired builder for all building, construction and dwelling approval related matters. McGrath makes no representation, and the purchaser should undertake its own investigations in relation to obtaining any approvals for the development and construction of a dwelling on a lot of land. We believe information here is accurate, however interested parties must rely on their own enquiries.