6 Johnson Place, Queenstown
Queenstown-Lakes District
Negotiation
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- 662 m²
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Prime Central Land with Development Potential
Set within one of Queenstown's most tightly held and centrally located residential neighbourhoods, 6 Johnson Place presents a compelling opportunity to secure a premium 662 sq m (more or less) freehold landholding with significant future potential.
Located within easy walking distance of Queenstown's CBD, lakefront and an extensive range of cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities, the property's value lies in its exceptional location, level site and favourable planning framework. As the supply of flat, centrally located land continues to diminish, opportunities of this calibre are becoming increasingly difficult to secure.
Confirmed within the High-Density Residential Sub Zone of the Queenstown Lakes Operative District Plan, the site is positioned within an area intended to accommodate residential intensification. The planning framework supports multi-unit and higher-density residential development, subject to the relevant planning rules, standards and consent requirements, making it an attractive proposition for those considering redevelopment, land banking or a value-add repositioning strategy.
The site's straightforward nature and manageable scale lend themselves well to boutique townhouse or multi-unit residential development, while its premium central location continues to be supported by strong long-term residential demand.
Whether your vision is to develop in the future or secure a strategic landholding in one of Queenstown's most desirable locations, 6 Johnson Place represents a rare opportunity to acquire premium central land with enduring long-term potential.
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Property data
- Land area664 m²
- Property categoryUse not published
- CouncilQueenstown-Lakes District
- Valuation #29107-4800
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Title and land
Order a title record- Title numberOT13A/283
- Title typeFreehold
- Legal descriptionLot 4 Deposited Plan 16559
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