RWC Tasmania announces the appointment to sell Mornington Park Estate; a 5.753 hectare* Eastern Shore landholding which arrives at market carrying a Council-endorsed Specific Area Plan, a concurrent Stage 1 subdivision approval, and a contracted pre-commitment from Clarence City Council itself.
Opportunities of this scale and planning certainty rarely reach the Hobart market and when they do, they don't last. This is not a speculative land play. Across 5.753 hectares* and three titles in the heart of Clarence, one of Greater Hobart's four designated priority growth corridors, the planning heavy-lifting has already been done: a Council-approved Specific Area Plan (SAP), a concurrent Stage 1 subdivision approval, a Council pre-commitment to purchase, and a clear, defined pathway to full residential delivery.
THE OFFERING AT A GLANCE
+ Unanimous Council approval to rezone from Rural Living B to General Residential, Local Business and Open Space (subject to final TPC approval)
+ Estimated yield of 150-200 dwellings* if the SAP is not locked to a masterplan - with a 112-dwelling* baseline under the structure-plan scenario
+ Stage 1 subdivision approved - works can commence immediately on TPC approval, with a 3-year completion window
+ Clarence City Council - pre-committed sale as part of stage 1, for 7 lots or 10 dwellings at market value for additional POS.
+ Holding income of $62,900* p.a. from two leased dwellings on the balance lot during approvals and early works
WHY THIS SITE STANDS APART
+ Council has skin in the game. Clarence City Council has executed a Deed to acquire the public open space component (above the 5% statutory minimum) at retail value less development costs, an immediate pre-commitment equivalent to 7 lots / 10 dwellings* within Stage 1.
+ Maximum development flexibility. Council's modification potentially removes reliance on the submitted masterplan, a purchaser has the freedom to redesign future stages, lot configuration, density and product mix to suit the market.
+ Whole-of-site infrastructure designed. A five-stage civil services plan (roads, stormwater, sewer, utilities) has been fully engineered by JMG across the entire site, constructability and sequencing confirmed from day one.
+ Constraints removed. The Waterway & Coastal Protection Overlay has been resolved off the majority of the residential footprint, clean, unrestricted residential zoning.
+ A defined delivery obligation. The only binding commitment is completion of Stage 1 within three years of TPC approval, everything beyond is yours to shape.
A LOCATION UNDERPINNED BY DEMAND
+ Mornington sits on Hobart's Eastern Shore, approximately 9km* from the CBD, 9.8km* from Hobart International Airport and 4.4km* from Eastlands, one of Greater Hobart's most connected and self-sufficient residential corridors.
+ Clarence is Tasmania's fastest-growing LGA by absolute population, forecast to add ~12,218* residents to 2053
+ A designated priority LGA under the Greater Hobart Urban Growth Boundary expansion (confirmed May 2025) and the State's 10,000-home target, backed by the $1.5bn* Homes Tasmania program
+ Mornington Median house price circa $706,000*, annual growth of 8-12%*, and just ~14 days* on market, providing the perfect scenario of tight supply and strong buyer confidence
+ A deep stack of demand-side tailwinds: First Home Owner Grant, MyHome Shared Equity, Help to Buy, and interest-free headworks loans of up to $1m* per medium/high-density project
A decade of planning, delivered. A site this complete, in a corridor this constrained, does not stay off-market for long. We invite your early, confidential interest on Greater Hobart's standout residential landholding.
For Sale by Offer
The size of Cambridge is approximately 50.1 square kilometres. There are 9 parks, covering nearly 15.9% of the total area. The population of Cambridge in 2016 was 1161 people. By 2021 the population was 1454 showing a population growth of 25.2% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Cambridge is 60-69 years. Households in Cambridge are primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Cambridge work in a professional occupation.In 2021, 85.00% of the homes in Cambridge were owner-occupied compared with 85.50% in 2016.
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