16 Aitken Place, Mornington, Dunedin City, Otago

16 Aitken Place, Mornington, Dunedin City, Otago | Tall Poppy

A Rare Piece of Mornington

16 Aitken Place, Mornington, Dunedin City

Land area

359m2

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  • About this property

    Opportunities to secure land in Mornington are few and far between, making this 359 sqm (+/-) freehold section well worth a closer look.

    Partly cleared and elevated, the site offers a manageable footprint with lovely surrounding views and potential to create a home that makes the most of its position. With services available nearby on the street, there’s a great starting point for those looking to bring their own plans to life.

    Whether you’re ready to build now, looking to design something with your architect, or wanting to secure a piece of Mornington for the future, there’s plenty of potential here.

    A rare opportunity in a sought-after part of Dunedin, come and explore what could be possible.

    A comprehensive property pack can be downloaded direct from Tall Poppy website.

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      About this property

      Contour

      Steep

      Fencing

      None

      Land Valuation (LV)

      $135,000

      Rateable Value (RV)

      $135,000

      Rates

      $1,019.10

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