RPM Group, specialists in the sale of development sites, has officially launched a public expressions-of-interest campaign for the last two large-scale residential superlots in Clyde North’s St Germain estate.
With most of Clyde North already developed, the superlots at Part 1415s Pound Road and Part 15s Smiths Lane stand out as two of the last substantial parcels of land in the region, capable of supporting more than 170 and 130 lots respectively.
Both sites boast prime positioning thanks to their location within the highly regarded St Germain estate.
One site directly adjoins the St Germain Central Shopping Centre and a thriving medical precinct; the second has immediate access to the future Clyde North Secondary College, while also being a short walk from the retail precinct.
By the time these lots were developed and on the market, the area would be even more attractive to homebuyers, offering an established, fully developed community with amenities right at their doorstep, RPM Transactions and Advisory national strategy manager Tim Hyland said.
“This is truly one of the last chances to secure a substantial portion of Clyde North’s competitive property market,” Hyland said.
The larger of the two superlots, spanning 6.31ha fronting Bells Road, offers the potential for a diverse mix of housing, including highly sought-after medium-density development.
The smaller site, at 4.42ha, is similarly well-positioned, with excellent visibility and access due to its frontage to Thompsons Road.
Both superlots will be fully serviced with GAIC and DCP liabilities to be paid by the developer prior to settlement, ensuring an efficient transaction process.
“This means buyers can move quickly,” Hyland said.
Having worked on the St Germain estate since 2015, RPM Group is deeply familiar with the project and the broader Clyde North area.
“Our Communities team has been a part of St Germain’s journey from the very beginning, and seeing it evolve into one of Melbourne’s most desirable communities has been remarkable,” Hyland said.
“We understand what buyers are looking for in this area, and these final superlots offer exactly that.”
Clyde North has experienced rapid growth, with property values soaring due to high demand and limited land availability.
With the population expected to grow by 129 per cent to almost 50,000 residents by 2046, these superlots are perfectly positioned to meet the demand for new housing in the area.
Located 50 minutes from the Melbourne CBD via Merinda Park Station and only a short drive to the Princes Freeway, these sites offer a rare combination of suburban tranquillity and easy connectivity.
The established infrastructure, including nearby shopping, healthcare, and recreational facilities, further boosts their appeal.
“The St Germain superlots represent one of the last infill development opportunities in a region where land is incredibly scarce,” Hyland said.
“This is a unique chance for developers to secure a key piece of Melbourne’s south-east growth corridor, with demand continuing to rise and supply rapidly dwindling.”
The sale of Part 1415s Pound Road and Part 15s Smiths Lane, Clyde North, is being conducted by expressions of interest, closing on Thursday, October 17.
Contact Zaynoun Melhem on 0411-787-730 or Tim Hyland on 0402-109-409 for more information.
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