6.8 Acres. One Airport. Endless Opportunity!!!

Where Western Sydney's Next Chapter Begins- Position Yourself at the Gateway to Growth. Attention investors, developers and entrepreneurs - this is a rare opportunity to secure 6.8 acres in Bringelly, just minutes from Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport, opening to passengers on 25 October 2026.

Positioned within the Aerotropolis Development Precinct, this property sits at the heart of one of the largest infrastructure and economic growth projects in Australia's history. The Aerotropolis is the planned city surrounding the new airport, designed to drive economic growth, create tens of thousands of jobs, and attract sustained investment across Sydney's booming South West.

Property Facts

6.8 acres, part mixed-use zoning incorporating Residential and Commercial52.5m height limit5-bedroom brick homeShed with stables and amenitiesIn-ground swimming pool and fenced yards Why Now

With Western Sydney International now confirmed to open for freight in July 2026 and to passengers in October 2026, the Aerotropolis is no longer a future promise — it's happening. Holdings of this size, positioned within the precinct and offering mixed-use zoning potential, are becoming increasingly scarce as development accelerates across the South West growth corridor.

Whether you're looking to land-bank, develop, or hold for rental income while the precinct matures, this is a significant opportunity in one of Sydney's most closely watched growth areas.

Contact Century 21 Leading RE today to arrange an inspection.

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