** Unregistered Land **

An outstanding opportunity to secure quality residential land in one of Sydney’s fastest-growing north-west suburbs. Located at 139 Hynds Road, Box Hill, this land release offers a selection of well-proportioned lots ideal for building contemporary family homes within a vibrant and expanding community.

Property Features

• Land sizes ranging from 225 sqm to 375 sqm
• Frontages ranging from 9 metres to 15 metres

Lifestyle – Amenities Nearby

• Very close to local shopping centres including Box Hill City Centre (upcoming), Rouse Hill Town Centre, and nearby retail precincts
• Easy access to supermarkets, cafes, childcare facilities, and medical centres
• Well connected via Windsor Road and other major arterial roads
• Convenient access to nearby Metro stations and public transport options

Sports and Leisure – Nearby

• Close to several local parks, playgrounds, and open green spaces
• Walking and cycling tracks throughout surrounding residential communities
• Nearby sporting fields and recreational facilities for families and active lifestyles
• Short drive to larger regional parks ideal for outdoor activities and weekend recreation

Education – Schools Nearby

• Primary: Rouse Hill Public School
• High School: Rouse Hill High School
• Access to a range of private and independent schooling options across the Hills District

About Box Hill Suburb

• Box Hill is a rapidly emerging suburb within Sydney’s north-west growth corridor, known for its new master-planned communities, expanding infrastructure, and proximity to major retail and transport hubs. With strong population growth and ongoing development, Box Hill continues to attract families and investors seeking modern living and future growth potential.


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