14 Wight Street, Milton

Tucked away in one of Brisbane's most dynamic inner-city suburbs, this 508sqm battle-axe block offers a private and peaceful setting just 3km from the CBD. 14 Wight Street, Milton is a unique opportunity to create your dream home or investment in a tightly held location.

Property Highlights:

508sqm of vacant land - privately positioned at the rear of the blockBattle-axe layout provides privacy and seclusionCleared and ready to build - an ideal blank canvas
Why You'll Love the Location:

Proximity to Coronation Drive's Bicentennial Bikeway - enjoy scenic riverside walking and cycling paths connecting Toowong to the Brisbane CBD Only 270m away from the newly built Milton (Coles) VillageJust minutes from Brisbane CBDWalking distance to Milton Station, Park Road dining, and Suncorp StadiumIn catchment for Milton State School and Kelvin Grove State CollegeEasy access to the Inner-City Bypass and major transport routesSurrounded by a mix of character homes and modern builds in a sought-after enclave
This rare inner-city landholding delivers the best of both worlds - urban convenience with the privacy of a tucked-away position.

Opportunities like this are few and far between - secure your slice of Milton today.

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Aurora Property acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we deliver our services.
We pay respects to Elders past, present and emerging and recognise their cultural heritage, beliefs, and
relationships with the land.