Which suburb is 62-64 Kent Street, Minto located in?

62-64 Kent Street, Minto is located in Minto, NSW 2566.

How many car spaces are there in 62-64 Kent Street, Minto?

62-64 Kent Street, Minto has a total of 19 car spaces.

How many residences are there in 62-64 Kent Street, Minto?

62-64 Kent Street, Minto has a total of 14 residences.

Off the Plan apartment at 62-64 Kent Street, Minto

Developments

Minto, NSW 2566

62-64 Kent Street, Minto

62-64 Kent Street, Minto NSW 2566

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14 residences
19 car spaces

Progress verified

Estimated completion late 2029

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Awaiting planning approval from City of Campbelltown

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Development information for 62-64 Kent Street, Minto

Suburb:

Minto, NSW 2566

Local Government Area:

City of Campbelltown

Project Status:

In planning

Estimated Completion Date:

Late 2029

Residences:

Car Spaces:

Landmark intelligence by

“Connected suburban living positioned within walking distance of Minto Station and Minto Marketplace.”

What's near 62-64 Kent Street, Minto

Under 500m
Education
Sarah Redfern Public School
Delivers comprehensive primary education for Kindergarten through Year 6 with dedicated special education facilities.
Under 1km
Gardens
Coronation Park
Offers expansive public green space, multiple sports fields, netball courts, and children playground amenities.
Groceries
Minto Marketplace
Features a full-line Woolworths supermarket, pharmacy, bank branches, and over 30 specialty retail stores.
GP / Medical
Minto Family Medical Centre
Provides seven-day bulk-billing general practice consultations, pathology collection, and allied health services.
Under 1.5km
Transport
Minto Railway Station
Operates frequent Sydney Trains T8 South Line services connecting directly to Campbelltown, Sydney Airport, and the Sydney CBD.

Minto, NSW 2566

Minto is an established south-west Sydney suburb attracting working professionals and families through its direct rail access to the Sydney CBD via the T8 Line. Ongoing local urban renewal and proximity to key employment hubs across Campbelltown and Liverpool continue to drive demand for medium-density residential housing.

Infrastructure updates

Identified within the NSW Government Glenfield to Macarthur Urban Renewal Corridor Strategy, the Minto precinct is targeted for long-term residential renewal and medium-density infill housing under the Campbelltown Local Environmental Plan 2015.