"With views over the attractive Paremuka Lakeside Reserve, wide road frontage and an easy contour, the site lends itself well to residential development."
Coburn says the 15,370sq m site encompasses three industrial buildings built between 1985 and 1988, and a three-bedroom house relocated to the site in 1992. It is already connected to city services and is ready for development now.
West Auckland broker Sean Finnegan says the site's Single House zoning allows for the development of up to 26 new dwellings.
However, the nature of the site gives the opportunity to push for greater density through a non-complying resource consent application. "The vendor has begun work on a comprehensive development scheme for about 33 dwellings," he says.
"Auckland Council is likely to look favourably on the proposed scheme, given the site's proximity to other higher-density developments in the area. The property is directly adjacent to Charlenne Close, which council supported rezoning from Single House to Mixed Housing Urban, resulting in higher-density development.
"The site is also only 250m from the nearest Terraced Housing and Apartment Building zone."