Orange City Council has engaged advisory firm, JPAbusiness Pty Ltd, to seek Expressions of Interest (EOI) for a prime development site in the Orange CBD.
The site is 73a Hill Street, Orange (Lot 1 DP 504201), which currently houses the Orange Regional Conservatorium, just one block away from the main thoroughfare of Summer Street to the South and Byng Street to the North. The opportunity has substantial scope to capitalise on the city’s growing housing market in an ideal location. With a limited supply of centrally located premium medium-density developments and a growing proportion of retirees, families and property investors, this unique development opportunity is not to be missed.
Council is seeking EOIs to purchase and develop the site, with the aim to increase the availability of quality medium density dwellings in the Orange CBD, and enhance and compliment the built environment within the surrounding area.
Site Details:
- Level, rectangular site of 4,218m2, at 880m elevation which is 28m higher than the Orange CBD average.
- Zoned as R1 General Residential, which allows for a variety of residential developments, supported by merit-based planning outcomes. There are no specific height controls, but the development must be within the vicinity of the existing conservatorium.
- Main access via Hill Street.
- Highly desirable location, ~800m West of Orange’s vibrant CBD, surrounded by the area’s best restaurants, cafes, shops, top-rated schools, parks, and entertainment venues as well as transport connectivity with easy access to Great Western Highway and Orange Train Station (and numerous bus stops). Orange is a well-established vibrant regional city and desirable lifestyle and employment location situated in the heart of Central Tablelands region in NSW, famous for its fresh produce and award-wining wines.
Orange City Council has engaged JPAbusiness Pty Ltd (JPAbusiness, Licence No. 1710192) to manage the Expressions of Interest (EOI) process on their behalf.
