85 Carruthers Avenue

Pindimar NSW 2324

* Partially clear the land
* Fence the land
* Establish gardens and partially landscape the land
* No permanent structure to be erected
* No Vehicular access
* No time frame on the rezone on the land
In 1918 a NSW Royal Commission on Decentralisation recommended Port Stephens to be a future Naval Base. An area of over 7000 acres was selected on the Northern Shoreline of Port Stephens.
The site was then proposed for the development of Pindimar City as a port for overseas shipping in 1918. Pindimar was also the suggested site of a naval base for the Pacific Fleet by Admiral of the Fleet, Viscount Jellicoe, in 1919. The proposed city was designed by W. Scott Griffiths. Plans for the development included farming lots for returned soldiers, a railway link, industrial and educational zones, a cathedral, golf links and cemeteries. The proposal was later rejected and the city never eventuated. However the plans for over 1000 allotments were surveyed, pegged and registered with the NSW Lands Titles Office as Torrens Title Freehold land with a Local Council Zoning of RU2 Non-Urban - Agriculture use.
Non-urban zoning does not allow a dwelling to be constructed on the land.
The Great Lakes Council have no timetable at all to re-zone this land. Sometime in the future it will be rezoned but nobody has any time frame. You can camp on the land (or caravan) - you can pursue any agricultural pursuit as the zoning is RU2 rural landscape.
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*NB. We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy.
Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.
* Please note that several area location and lifestyle shots have been included in this advertisement.