guys/girls,
what is the minimum size block you can subdivide?
the block in mind is in NSW, has an existing house at one end of a fairly level 900sq m block, and is located on a corner so both ‘mini’ blocks can have seperate road access?
ideaaly, i would like to subdivide to help pay off the mortgage on the block with the house (PPOR)?
thanks in advance![biggrin]
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It depends on the council’s LEP. Call the duty planner and ask.
Cheers,
Simon Macks
Mortgage Broker
http://www.mortgagehunter.com.au
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Hi Nathan,
Just as Simon says, check with the local council. The block sizes can vary significantly. Also check with a local independent town planner/surveyor or architect/draftsperson.
If they take a look at your land, they can often bend the rules a little.
My local council will tell you that the minimum subdivision lot is 350sqm, but I know of some town houses that are being built on lots smaller than 300sqm.
So I’d do a little snooping around.
Cheers,
Sue [biggrin]“Be careful not to step on the flowers when you’re reaching for the stars”
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