Rare Double Block Opportunity in Prime Corinda Location

Set on an expansive 809m² double block (2 lots on 1 title), this much-loved Corinda home presents an exceptional opportunity for renovators, developers, or families seeking space and potential in a highly sought-after location.

Positioned just metres from the prestigious St Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School, and within easy walking distance to Corinda train station and the local shopping precinct, convenience is truly at your doorstep.

The classic high-set timber home offers:
• 4 generous bedrooms upstairs, three with built-in robes
• Spacious lounge filled with natural light
• Large kitchen with adjoining dining area
• High ceilings (mostly 3 metres) enhancing the sense of space
• Family bathroom with separate toilet
• Multiple air-conditioning units throughout

Downstairs provides:
• Accommodation for up to 4 cars
• Ample storage and workshop space
• Internal laundry and additional storage room

Surrounded by renovated homes and new builds, and situated within character zoning, this property offers incredible flexibility—whether you choose to renovate, extend, or explore development possibilities (STCA).

With established gardens and a wide street presence in a tightly held pocket of Corinda, this is a rare offering with limitless potential.

Auction: Saturday, 23rd May 2026 at 10:00am (onsite)

Buyers are welcome to register prior or on the day.

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