145 Pitt Town Dural Rd, Pitt Town NSW 2756

Easier to build certain farm sheds/barns (e.g., up to 200m² may be exempt development in many cases).

The land is zoned RU4 Primary production small lots.

MASSIVE LONG TERM POTENTIAL AND UPSIDE

Whether you're a hobby farmer ready to go commercial, an agribusiness looking to expand, or an investor securing a well-located rural asset with genuine upside — this block ticks every box. Flat. Fertile. Flexible. And ready for you.

The greatest potential in buying 145 Pitt Town Dural Rd is probably land banking + agricultural/commercial rural use, rather than immediate residential development.

Here’s where the upside could realistically come from:

Long-term rezoning/speculative upside

Pitt Town sits on Sydney’s north-west fringe, where urban pressure keeps moving outward. If planning controls ever change in future decades, RU4 land close to existing townships can rise sharply in value. That’s the “big win” scenario investors speculate on.

Scarcity of small acreage near Sydney

Usable 5-acre parcels near metropolitan Sydney are becoming rarer. Even without rezoning, lifestyle acreage values around Pitt Town, Box Hill, Dural and the north-west corridor have historically benefited from Sydney expansion pressure.

Infrastructure Boom — The Single Biggest Catalyst

Pitt Town is entering a transformational period of infrastructure investment that directly boosts property values nearby.

Pitt Town Bypass ($100M — under construction now) Major works are now underway on the long-awaited Pitt Town Bypass, a $100 million NSW Government project. The 950-metre bypass will link Pitt Town Road and Cattai Road with two new roundabouts and a new bridge across Hortons Creek. The bypass is due to open to traffic by the end of 2026. This will divert heavy vehicles away from the village centre, dramatically improving amenity and accessibility for properties like this one on Pitt Town Dural Road — which is part of the broader eastern evacuation route network.

New Richmond Bridge + Road Network ($515M+) Projects totalling over $600 million in investment will improve flood resilience, reduce congestion and boost safety for local residents and visitors to the region. This is exactly the kind of government commitment that drives sustained land value growth — infrastructure unlocking a previously constrained area.

Agricultural Land — National Tailwind

Australian farmland values recorded solid annual growth, with the median price of farmland now sitting at $10,141/ha, and 12.2% growth nationally over the year to mid-2024. NSW farmland specifically showed continued positive movement. Fertile, flat, accessible agricultural land near major population centres like Sydney commands a significant premium and is increasingly scarce

Permitted WITHOUT Development Consent generally (Rely on own due diligence)

These can be carried out immediately - no DA required:

Extensive agriculture — grazing, pasture management, hay production

Environmental protection works

Permitted WITH Development Consent (DA required)

A broad range of uses are available with Council approval:

Agriculture & Primary Production

Intensive livestock agriculture

Intensive plant agriculture (market gardens, orchards, hydroponics)

Aquaculture

Farm buildings (sheds, barns, storage)

Forestry

Rural industries

Animal boarding or training establishments

Plant nurseries / garden centres

Roadside stalls

Camping grounds

Caravan parks

Commercial farming / agri-business

Livestock grazing

Horse agistment

Market gardening

Equipment or machinery storage

Agricultural sheds or farm structures

This is a rare opportunity to secure a significant landholding in one of the Hawkesbury's most desirable historic townships. With Pitt Town's population growth driving demand and limited large parcels available, properties of this calibre are increasingly sought after by discerning buyers seeking the acreage lifestyle without sacrificing convenience.

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