** Unregistered Land **

A fantastic opportunity to secure residential land in the rapidly developing suburb of Riverstone. Located at the corner of Micallef Street and Pina Road, this land release offers well-sized lots perfect for building modern family homes in a thriving north-west Sydney community.

Property Features

• Land sizes ranging from 225 sqm to 271.4 sqm
• Frontages ranging from 8 metres to 12.37 metres
• Suitable for a range of contemporary home designs
• Located within a growing residential precinct

Lifestyle – Amenities Nearby

• Close to local shopping centres, including Riverstone Village, Schofields Village, and Rouse Hill Town Centre
• Easy access to supermarkets, cafes, medical centres, and childcare facilities
• Convenient connectivity via Garfield Road and other major arterial roads
• Access to nearby train stations and public transport options

Sports and Leisure – Nearby

• Close to multiple local parks, playgrounds, and open green spaces
• Access to walking and cycling tracks throughout the surrounding community
• Nearby sporting fields and recreational facilities suitable for families
• Short drive to larger parks and outdoor recreational areas

Education – Schools Nearby

• Primary: Riverstone Public School
• High School: Riverstone High School
• Access to a variety of private and independent schools across the north-west region

About Riverstone Suburb

• Riverstone is a rapidly developing suburb in Sydney’s north-west growth corridor, known for its mix of established charm and new residential communities. With improving infrastructure, strong transport links, and access to major retail and employment hubs, Riverstone continues to attract families and investors seeking convenience and long-term growth.


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