16 Heaslop Street, Woolloongabba, Qld 4102

A rare and highly sought-after opportunity has emerged to secure a prized vacant block in one of Woolloongabba's most desirable residential streets. This premium 384 sqm allotment offers an unparalleled canvas for creating your dream home in one of Brisbane's most dynamic and rapidly evolving inner-city suburbs.
The hard work has been done, a DA is approved for a high end, family home with plans, engineering & an interior schedule available upon request. 


Key Features:
Rear to North orientation capturing city views and an abundance of natural light and breezes. 

Prime location – just a short walk to the CBD & South Bank, in addition to The Mater Hospital, Mater Busway and Gabba Cross River Rail station. 
Situated within highly regarded Brisbane South State Secondary College catchment & walking distance to Somerville House and St Laurence's College. 

Imagine waking up to spectacular city skyline views while enjoying the convenience of having Brisbane's best cultural, dining, and entertainment precincts just moments from your doorstep.
With a desirable north-facing rear aspect, the site provides the ideal orientation for natural light and airflow, opening up a world of architectural possibilities. 
Woolloongabba is fast becoming one of Brisbane's most in-demand lifestyle destinations, with its strong community vibe, vibrant café culture, and proximity to world-class entertainment venues like The Gabba. With major infrastructure upgrades underway, including the 2024 Cross River Rail, the area is poised for unprecedented capital growth.
As property values continue to soar, now is the perfect time to secure a foothold in this thriving inner-city hub.

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