100 Stevenson Street, Kew VIC 3101
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Expressions of Interest Closing Monday 18 May at 5pm
Inspection by Private Appointment
Prime Kew opportunity with development upside
Positioned in one of Kew’s most tightly held pockets, this is a rare opportunity to secure a substantial landholding with exciting future potential already in motion.
Since purchasing the property, the current owners have taken meaningful steps to unlock the site’s full value, including securing council approval for the removal of select trees and engaging architects to design a boutique townhouse development.
The proposed concept comprises four architecturally designed town residences — three with frontage to Murphy Street and one to Stevenson Street — offering flexibility, strong resale appeal and an efficient use of the site.
Whether you’re a developer looking for your next project, or a buyer wanting to landbank with plans already underway, this is a compelling opportunity to step into a blue-chip Kew location with a clear pathway forward.
Opportunities like this — where location, planning progress and design potential align — are increasingly hard to come by.
Prime Kew opportunity with development upside
Positioned in one of Kew’s most tightly held pockets, this is a rare opportunity to secure a substantial landholding with exciting future potential already in motion.
Since purchasing the property, the current owners have taken meaningful steps to unlock the site’s full value, including securing council approval for the removal of select trees and engaging architects to design a boutique townhouse development.
The proposed concept comprises four architecturally designed town residences — three with frontage to Murphy Street and one to Stevenson Street — offering flexibility, strong resale appeal and an efficient use of the site.
Whether you’re a developer looking for your next project, or a buyer wanting to landbank with plans already underway, this is a compelling opportunity to step into a blue-chip Kew location with a clear pathway forward.
Opportunities like this — where location, planning progress and design potential align — are increasingly hard to come by.
