14 Fig Tree Street, Lane Cove, NSW 2066

Set in a quiet and convenient location, this original brick home on approximately 613sqm presents an outstanding opportunity for developers, investors, renovators and families seeking a property with exciting future potential.

Situated in an R3 Medium Density Residential zone, the property offers exciting potential for duplex development, subject to council approval (STCA). With its generous landholding, established residence and desirable location, this is an opportunity to explore the possibilities, renovate and add value, or investigate the property's longer-term development potential.

The existing home features three good-sized bedrooms, spacious lounge and dining areas, a functional kitchen, separate meals area and a versatile sunroom, providing comfortable accommodation while you consider the options. Property features include:

-Approximately 613sqm of land in an R3-zoned area
-Potential for duplex development (STCA)
-Original brick home offering scope to renovate, improve or redevelop
-Three good-sized bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes
-Spacious lounge and dining areas
-Functional kitchen with separate meals area
-Versatile sunroom, ideal as a home office or additional living space
-Main bathroom with full-sized bathtub
-External laundry with additional toilet
-Undercover outdoor entertaining area
-Lock-up garage plus carport
-Ample off-street parking

Conveniently located close to Lane Cove shops, cafes, local schools and everyday amenities, with public transport options providing access to the city.

An outstanding opportunity to secure a substantial parcel of land in an R3-zoned location, with exciting potential for duplex development STCA. Whether you choose to renovate the existing home or explore the possibilities for a future duplex, this is a property with plenty to offer.

STCA- Subject to Council Approval

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