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52 McLaren St 0.77 Acres of Commercial Land in North Sydney, NSW 2060
Investment Highlights
- Directly adjacent to Victoria Cross Metro Station’s northern entrance, ensuring outstanding accessibility.
- FSR of 5.3:1 delivering approx. 16,947 m² indicative maximum GFA.
- Potential uplift via applicable SEPP provisions to optimize density and development scope.
- MU1 Mixed Use zoning with flexibility for integrated residential, office, and retail uses (STCA).
- Dual frontage with primary access from McLaren Street and secondary pedestrian access via Elliott Street.
- Located in one of Australia’s premier metropolitan markets undergoing sustained investment and infrastructure growth.
Executive Summary
Knight Frank, on behalf of Sydney Metro, is pleased to present 52 McLaren Street, North Sydney—a flagship transit-oriented development opportunity located immediately adjacent to the future Victoria Cross Metro Station northern entrance. This prominent 3,132 m² site is one of the most strategically positioned mixed-use offerings in the North Sydney CBD, combining unparalleled connectivity with the flexibility to deliver a landmark, high-density urban development.
Planning controls allow for a Mixed Use scheme under MU1 zoning, supported by a robust FSR of 5.3:1 and minimum non-residential provisions of 1:1, enabling a range of commercial, residential, and retail uses (STCA). Indicative concept plans suggest development potential of approximately 16,947 m² of gross floor area, with massing provisions allowing for a two-tower configuration—South Tower to RL 156 m (up to 24 levels) and North Tower to RL 107 m (up to 8 levels).
Positioned within one of Sydney’s most vibrant commercial districts, the site offers dual street frontages via McLaren Street and Elliott Street. Its prime location benefits from immediate access to the Victoria Cross Metro Station, major arterial connections, and proximity to key employment and lifestyle amenities, reinforcing its status as an extraordinary development offering within a world-class transport gateway.
Planning controls allow for a Mixed Use scheme under MU1 zoning, supported by a robust FSR of 5.3:1 and minimum non-residential provisions of 1:1, enabling a range of commercial, residential, and retail uses (STCA). Indicative concept plans suggest development potential of approximately 16,947 m² of gross floor area, with massing provisions allowing for a two-tower configuration—South Tower to RL 156 m (up to 24 levels) and North Tower to RL 107 m (up to 8 levels).
Positioned within one of Sydney’s most vibrant commercial districts, the site offers dual street frontages via McLaren Street and Elliott Street. Its prime location benefits from immediate access to the Victoria Cross Metro Station, major arterial connections, and proximity to key employment and lifestyle amenities, reinforcing its status as an extraordinary development offering within a world-class transport gateway.
Property Facts
| Sale Type | Investment | Property Subtype | Commercial |
| No. Lots | 1 | Proposed Use | Commercial |
| Property Type | Land | Total Lot Size | 0.77 AC |
| Sale Type | Investment |
| No. Lots | 1 |
| Property Type | Land |
| Property Subtype | Commercial |
| Proposed Use | Commercial |
| Total Lot Size | 0.77 AC |
1 Lot Available
Lot
| Lot Size | 0.77 AC |
| Lot Size | 0.77 AC |
Description
The site sits within North Sydney’s CBD, which is currently experiencing transformational growth driven by infrastructure investments such as the Sydney Metro project and increasing office and residential demand. Positioned in an established commercial hub with rapid connectivity to Sydney CBD, the precinct is supported by major corporate tenants, retail amenity, and lifestyle infrastructure—underscoring its long-term development fundamentals.
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