This property is for sale by private treaty, ie. it will be sold by the owners without a real estate agent. Why? We thought about what a real estate agent might bring to the table and decided that we'd give it a try without one. We can advertise the property on the same on-line sites as the agent, such as real-estate.com and domain; We like the idea of dealing directly with potential buyers and we don't think we need anyone to negotiate on our behalf - no tricks, no games. We will of course hand the legalities over to our solicitors to ensure that all conveyancing requirements are met in accordance with local council and state laws.

We will accept the best offer between $1.25M and $1.325M. If you are interested in finding out more please scroll down to our contact details.

There are a lot of advantages to living in Thornton right now, but you should also consider the future. Thornton isn't just growing; it's transforming. Backed by significant government funding and massive local population targets (scaling up to 12,500 people in Thornton North alone), this suburb represents unparalleled capital security and long-term appreciation.

At 36 Eurimbla Street, you are not just buying a house, you're locking in your future investment. Residential lots of 2,080sqm are very scarce, and are being snatched up quickly. Most properties in the suburb are standard residential blocks ranging from 450sqm to 800sqm. Blocks exceeding 2,000sqm typically fall into one of the following categories:

• Large Lot Residential & Acreage: You will find larger parcels primarily on the fringe of the suburb (such as near Haussman Drive, Parish Drive, or Government Road).
• Industrial & Business Zones: Several large parcels of 2,000 to 5,000sqm or more are located within the Thornton industrial estate (e.g., Hartley Drive, Cobbans Close area).

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