Positioned on the border of Virginia/ Wavell Heights is this vacant parcel of land situated on a desirable corner block. Surrounded by newly built homes, in a tree lined street, this oversized 668m2 allotment offers buyers the opportunity to build their dream home in a quiet family friendly street. The land is conveniently positioned just 11km from Brisbane's CBD and is within walking distance to public transport, parklands, and cafes. The location is well serviced by major transport and road infrastructure, including the Northern Bus Way, Clem 7 and Airport Link Tunnels, allowing you to get to where you need to be in no time. Architectural plans have been drawn up by Myers Ellyett Architects and are available to view on request. The block in summary: - 668m2 corner allotment. - Services to the street. - Rectangular block with a small truncation on the front corner. Surrounded by quality homes, 37 Pilliga Street is truly an opportunity not to be missed. Here you are spoilt for choice with a host of restaurants, cafes, and shops at your fingertips at the vibrant Nundah Village and Westfield Chermside. The property falls within the Virginia State School and Wavell State High School catchments and is within close proximity to many other excellent schools including St Joseph's Primary, Nudgee College, St Rita's College, Clayfield College and St Margaret's. This is a superb opportunity to secure a great land offering in one of Brisbane's most desirable inner city residential pockets. For further details please contact Ross Armstrong on 0409 299 653. ** Disclaimer** This property is being sold without a price and therefore a price guide can not be provided. The website may have filtered the property into a price bracket for website functionality purposes. Whilst all reasonable attempts have been made to verify the accuracy of the information provided, the Selling agents confirm that they cannot guarantee accuracy of the same and accept no liability (express or implied)in the event that any information contained in the document or provided within is inaccurate. Parties must ensure they make their own due diligence enquiries to satisfy themselves about the accuracy of the information. This information provided is indicative only and must not be relied upon unless confirmed by a party through their own due diligence.