108 Lang Street, Kurri Kurri NSW 2327

renovated corner block | R3 zoning upside | walk to school & shops | family or developer play The property’s primary strength is its corner-block configuration within R3 zoning, which gives a buyer positional leverage beyond the standard house. The recent full renovation removes deferred maintenance risk, making it immediately habitable for a family seeking school proximity , Kurri Kurri Public and High Schools are under a kilometre away. The double carport and rear lane access add practical depth for daily use or future subdivision work. For a developer, the 674m² site and zoning allow a garage addition or medium-density redevelopment, subject to council approval, which is a rare optionality in this price tier. The buyer who values a move-in home with latent upside is best served here. The principal risk is the price gap: the property last sold for $525,000 in October 2025, and the current guide of $725,000–$750,000 reflects post-renovation markup plus market momentum. That jump may outpace local rental yield, which sits around $555 per week , a gross return of roughly 4% at the higher guide. The non-functional fireplace and potential heritage-era structure (1940s origins) could introduce hidden compliance costs if redevelopment is pursued. However, the corner block’s visibility and commercial history (2021 hotel/motel lease) suggest a buyer could hold as a low-maintenance residence, then pivot to a dual-occupancy or mixed-use application as Kurri Kurri’s corridor intensifies. Hold for five years; rezone or subdivide when council appetite aligns.