10 vacant Toowoomba blocks you’ll want to snap up today
The demand for land in and around the Toowoomba region is currently reaching a new high. The Chronicle has compiled a list of ten blocks you can build your dream home on right now.
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9 Felix Street Cranley – Elevated site with sensational views in prime location
This property offers stunning views to the northwest over Gowrie Junction and beyond and is currently priced at a steal with owners eager to sell.
The 687m² block is situated within the ever popular Sanctuary Rise estate in Cranley, just a stones throw from the proposed new Toowoomba Hospital site with easy access to the Toowoomba Bypass and only minutes from the Toowoomba CBD.
Price: Seeking offers over $145,000
17 Keira Court Blue Mountain Heights – room to create something incredible
Lot 10, which was formally known as 17 Keira Court in Blue Mountain Heights is the fourth block on the right hand side as you enter Keira View Estate.
This impressive 4,000m² block has recently been prepared into a flat building site and is privately tucked away from anyone passing by at street level.
With incredible outlooks to the southeast towards Prince Henry Heights, Tabletop Mountain and beyond this piece of land is full of potential.
Soil tests and survey plans are available on request.
Price: $319,000
Proposed Lot 4 83-87 Cambooya Street Drayton – Mountain views in quiet cul-de-sac
Located just minutes from parks, school and major shopping this 548m² elevated allotment offers a 20 metre frontage set in a quiet cul-de-sac.
With north views to Mount Peel and excellent government incentives for eligible applicants to build a new home, this block won’t last long.
Just 10 minutes to the CBD allows for quiet country living on the edge of the city hustle and bustle.
Price: Buyer interest above $170,000
2C Waverley Street North Toowoomba – Perfect location to build a starter or investment
This North Toowoomba vacant block is available as two separate allotments, each measuring approximately 516m².
Located within 700m to Northpoint Shopping Centre, 450m from iconic Fiveways Pub and
450m from Martin Klein Park this is the idea location to build your first home with help from the Government’s $15,000 Homebuilder Stimulus.
Price: $165,000 per allotment
24 Mahogany Street Newtown – Generous frontage with three fenced boundaries
Only a stones throw from shops and park land, this block is sure to tick all the boxes.
With 602m² of room to play with the sky is the limit when it comes to designing and building the house of your dreams close to everything you’ll ever need in Newtown.
Price: $179,000
6 Rangeview Drive Top Camp – Tranquil acreage living on a stunning elevated site
Just a short eight minute drive to Toowoomba Plaza and 10 minutes to the CBD, this block’s position is ideal for peaceful hassle free living.
Located in a quiet no through road, this 4041m² allotment offers an elevated building site with beautiful views north back towards the city.
Surrounded by quality homes in a sought after precinct the opportunity to build an ideal forever home has arrived.
Price: Buyer interest above $385,000
6 Breanna Street Cotswold Hills – Secure an exceptional opportunity and piece of land
Kooringa Valley Estate captures the essence of country living with its rural views of Cotswold Hills yet provides city conveniences with its easy access to the city centre and shopping precincts.
6 Breanna Street is a 617m2 allotment surrounded by quality homes with a mixture of first home buyers and homeowners with experience.
Kooringa Valley Estate has been designed to meet the needs and demands of modern family life away from the noise of the traffic and city hustle, while setting new standards in rural and executive living.
Price: $168,000
25 Lynne Court Highfields – Easy to build on and good quality soil create perfect block
This easy to build on allotment presents a great opportunity to secure a generously sized block of land in a central Highfields location, where the average-size block seems to keep getting smaller in new developments.
With a hefty 2,500m² there’s plenty of room to build a good sized family home and a shed on this allotment and good quality soil will ensure a great foundation for your new family home, while the corner block makes access easy if you have large vehicles to keep separate from the main house.
Price: $399,000
16 Yeates Street Harlaxton – Plenty of street frontage at a great price
Located just metres from neighbourhood shopping and close to excellent eastside schools, this
424m² rare vacant allotment is ideal for your preferred design.
Gently rising from the road and featuring a wide 19 metre road frontage, this block provides an excellent opportunity to take advantage of the government stimulus and build your own home close to amenities and schools.
Price: $185,000
156A Mackenzie Street East Toowoomba – Own a hefty slice of the upper east side
This generous 1,162m² block is located in a convenient, leafy location this block is nestled in a private, gated pocket of the beloved suburb of East Toowoomba.
Only a short stroll to shops, transport and some of the best schools in town this block presents a rare opportunity to purchase land in a sought after location, just a stone’s throw from the CBD.
Better yet, sign a build contract before the December 31 and you could be eligible for up to $45,000 in Government grants.
Price: offers over $399,000
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