Abacus Commercial is delighted to offer 295-299 Camden Valley Way, Narellan, for sale by Private Treaty.

This high exposure property with 65m main road frontage is located in the centre of Narellan township in Sydney’s thriving South Western growth corridor.

Key features include:
• Land size 3354 sqm
• Four detached buildings totalling1500 sqm with diverse tenant mix
• Excellent customer access and parking for 28 cars
• Zoning B5
• Approximately 4 year old A Grade development
• High profile existing tenants
• 65m main road frontage centrally located in Narellan township
• 175m to Narellan Town Centre Retail Complex
• Exceptional future development potential adjacent to proposed Narellan Train Station
• Excellent connectivity to all major arterial roads
• Quick easy access to the Aerotropolis and the Hume, M5 and M7 Motorways
• 15 km south of Western Sydney International Airport under construction
• 5 km to Camden, Oran Park and Hume Motorway
• 10 km to Campbelltown
• 35 km to Parramatta
• 50 km to Sydney CBD
• Camden LGA
• For sale by Private Treaty

With population growth in Camden LGA forecast to increase by 200,000, and new homes forecast to increase by 50,000 over the next 15 years, the most significant infrastructure pipeline ever undertaken by the State and Federal Governments is well advanced in South Western Sydney.

Surrounded by new air, road and rail corridors complimented by major new employment zones and residential developments, 295-299 Camden Valley Way Narellan offers an outstanding existing investment with exceptional future growth and development potential.

Inspections are invited at any time by appointment.

For more information or to arrange an inspection, please contact Margaret Blackwell on 0418 212 3...




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