147 Cranbourne Road

Frankston VIC 3199

Subtly risen above the streetscape and spanning across a most significant 875 sq. metres (approx.), this blank canvas opportunity opens the door to investors, landbankers, developers, builders, or anyone ready to materialise the home they've always imagined (STCA). From the first level, future views across the bay and city add another compelling dimension to the opportunity, while bay and city glimpses are already enjoyed from ground level. Proposed plans for a multi-unit development add another exciting layer of potential, while the property's position directly across from Beach Street shops and only moments from the fast-moving Frankston CBD puts convenience and opportunity entirely side by side.

The elevated position lifts any future build just that bit higher above the street, giving whatever's built here an extra edge of presence and grandeur - with the potential to make the most of bay and city outlooks from the first level. Its size leaves plenty of room to move on design, whether that be progressing the proposed multi-unit development plans, creating a singular dream home with plenty of room to spread out, or holding the land for its long-term potential on the edge of one of Victoria's fastest-moving markets.

The Beach Street shopping strip continues to grow in appeal directly across the road, with buses by the door taking you into the reimagined CBD, or up to Karingal Hub and Ballam Park, with a mix of cafes, shops, schools, and parklands drawing steady interest from beachside buyers and renters alike. The added benefit of bay and city glimpses at ground level, together with the broader bay and city outlook available from the first level, gives any future development an opportunity to capture a highly desirable sense of openness and outlook. A block of this size in this position is also particularly rare, and its development potential only adds to the opportunity on offer. Whatever direction you take from here, the fundamentals of size, position, elevation, outlook, and proposed multi-unit development plans seen here are hard to top.