1294 m² Land available in Claremont Upper

Seize the Opportunity to own the Last Expansive Plot in Greenways Estate!. Situated within the prestigious Greenways Estate, this expansive plot of land spanning 1294 sqm presents an enticing opportunity for those seeking to create their own bespoke haven. Found on Torquay Road, one of Upper Claremont''s most coveted addresses, this offering stands as the final larger plot boasting stunning north-facing views within the Glades.

Exclusivity and elegance define Greenways Estate, and this plot is no exception. Elevated on Torquay Road, it offers panoramic views, serving as an ideal canvas for your dream home. Surrounded by mature trees and lush greenery, the landscape provides a serene backdrop for crafting a residence tailored to your exact specifications.

Architectural excellence is paramount in this development, with renowned architect Kevin Gadd overseeing plans for a 450 sqm house. Gadd''s expertise ensures a harmonious blend of modern luxury and classic design, promising a home that is a masterpiece in its own right.

The rich history of Greenways Estate is intertwined with the magnificent Manor House, a timeless gem built in 1928 by Norman Lubynski in a Georgian style inspired by Sir Herbert Baker. The estate''s charm is further accentuated by beautifully landscaped gardens, fountains, and awe-inspiring mountain views, creating a picturesque and relaxing environment.

Security is a top priority at Greenways Estate, with 24-hour manned security, electric fencing, and surveillance cameras ensuring a safe and secure living environment. This gated community offers exclusivity and privacy, providing residents with peace of mind.

Owning a piece of paradise in Greenways Estate is more than just a real estate investment it''s an opportunity to be part of a community that values luxury, security, and natural beauty. Seize the chance to build your perfect home in this prestigious estate and enjoy a lifestyle of elegance, sophistication, and unparalleled natural beauty.

Please note, the red lines show approximate borders for plot 4