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51 Glenthorne Rd 15.86 Acres of Commercial Land in Glenthorne, NSW 2430
Investment Highlights
- 6.42-hectare development site with three street frontages and 240 metres frontage to Manning River Drive.
- Direct connectivity to the Pacific Highway and major coastal destinations in the Mid North Coast region.
- Holding income from an existing four-bedroom residence delivering approximately $690 per week.
- E3 Commercial Productivity Support zoning permits QSR, service station, automotive, and light industrial uses (STCA).
- Daily traffic volumes of approximately 10,000–12,000 vehicles enhance potential for high-exposure developments.
Executive Summary
This landmark site offers one of the most significant development opportunities on the Mid North Coast. Spanning 6.42 hectares with three street frontages and more than 240 metres of high-profile exposure along Manning River Drive, this property enjoys an unrivaled position at the primary gateway between Taree and the Pacific Highway. Positioned to capture traffic volumes of approximately 10,000–12,000 vehicles per day, the property offers exceptional potential for high-impact uses such as QSR, service stations, automotive services, and light industrial operations (STCA).
Zoned E3 Commercial Productivity Support, the site permits diverse development outcomes, making it flexible for investors seeking to leverage this strategic corridor. A well-maintained four-bedroom homestead currently provides holding income of around $690 per week, enhancing the appeal during the planning phase. The property’s position offers seamless connectivity to the Pacific Highway and surrounding growth destinations including Forster, Old Bar, and Diamond Beach, underpinning demand from both regional and coastal markets.
With its scale, exposure, and access to key infrastructure, this site represents a rare generational opportunity. Formal offers are invited up to 4:00 PM Thursday, 2 April 2026. Investors and developers targeting the Mid North Coast growth corridor should not overlook this unique offering in one of the area’s most tightly held commercial development precincts.
Zoned E3 Commercial Productivity Support, the site permits diverse development outcomes, making it flexible for investors seeking to leverage this strategic corridor. A well-maintained four-bedroom homestead currently provides holding income of around $690 per week, enhancing the appeal during the planning phase. The property’s position offers seamless connectivity to the Pacific Highway and surrounding growth destinations including Forster, Old Bar, and Diamond Beach, underpinning demand from both regional and coastal markets.
With its scale, exposure, and access to key infrastructure, this site represents a rare generational opportunity. Formal offers are invited up to 4:00 PM Thursday, 2 April 2026. Investors and developers targeting the Mid North Coast growth corridor should not overlook this unique offering in one of the area’s most tightly held commercial development precincts.
Property Facts
| Sale Type | Investment | Property Subtype | Commercial |
| No. Lots | 1 | Total Lot Size | 15.86 AC |
| Property Type | Land |
| Sale Type | Investment |
| No. Lots | 1 |
| Property Type | Land |
| Property Subtype | Commercial |
| Total Lot Size | 15.86 AC |
1 Lot Available
Lot
| Lot Size | 15.86 AC |
| Lot Size | 15.86 AC |
Description
The property at 51 Glenthorne Road is located within Taree’s principal commercial gateway precinct and comprises 6.42 hectares of zoned land designated for productivity support. The site benefits from multiple frontages and direct access to Manning River Drive, a primary arterial route. It lies approximately 3.7 km from Taree railway station and connects efficiently to the Pacific Highway. The site currently contains a habitable dwelling and ancillary structures.
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