Cushman & Wakefield is pleased to offer a landmark landholding within Melbourne’s tightly held south-east, 494–510 Boundary Road, Dingley Village presents a rare opportunity to secure scale, connectivity and long-term strategic upside within one of the city’s most tightly controlled green wedge corridors.
Set on an expansive 9.74-hectares* (97,400 sqm*) and positioned within the GWZ2 – Green Wedge Zone 2, the property offers a compelling combination of holding income, future flexibility (STCA) and long-term land banking appeal, in a market where substantial parcels are increasingly scarce.
Featuring an impressive 115.22 metres of frontage to Boundary Road* and a prominent east-facing orientation, the site provides excellent exposure, accessibility and presence along a key arterial thoroughfare.
Ideally located within Melbourne’s south-east transport network, the property benefits from direct access to:
- Mornington Peninsula Freeway (M11)
- Boundary Road and Junction Road
- Monash Freeway (M1)
- EastLink and Peninsula Link
The site is surrounded by a well-established mix of amenity, employment hubs and major retail destinations, including:
- Dingley Village — a tightly held residential precinct
- Parkmore Shopping Centre — a major regional retail hub
- Braeside Park — extensive parkland and environmental asset
- Moorabbin Airport — a key employment and logistics centre
This strategic location is underpinned by strong population growth, established infrastructure and sustained demand for and-rich assets across Melbourne’s south-east.
Opportunities of this scale within the green wedge are exceptionally rare. Defined by its size, frontage, connectivity and future potential, the property is ideally suited to:
- Long-term land banking
- Future development (STCA)
- Occupier or infrastructure-related uses (existing Truck Permit in place)
For Sale by Expressions of Interest closing Thursday 28 May at 2pm.
A generational offering in a tightly held corridor where assets of this scale seldom come to market.
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