Twenty-Five Camperdown | Stone Real Estate Coffs Harbour

The position

Some sites are defined by their dimensions. This one is defined by where it sits.

Twenty-Five Camperdown occupies an elevated position above one of Coffs Harbour’s most established coastal neighbourhoods, with the Jetty precinct unfolding below and the harbour forming the natural horizon.

Indicative elevated north-east outlook toward the marina, historic Jetty and Muttonbird Island

The outlook

The view is not an accessory to the opportunity. It is the organising idea.

The north-east outlook across Coffs Harbour Marina, the historic Jetty, Muttonbird Island and the Pacific Ocean gives future design a compelling focal point. The Information Memorandum identifies this elevated view corridor as the site's defining asset.

564.5 m²Approx. land area

15.5 mMaximum building height

R1General Residential

2 tenanciesExisting holding income

Potential view from approximately 14 metres — **A horizon worth designing around.**
Indicative outlook from approximately 14 metres. Representative drone imagery only. Future views remain subject to design, approvals and built form.

The Jetty lifestyle

A coastal address where much of daily life can happen on foot.

Morning on the sand. Coffee on the Jetty Strip. A walk around the harbour. Dinner nearby. The proposition begins with place, not planning controls.

Historic JettyApprox. 1 km · 12 min walk

Jetty BeachApprox. 750 m · 10 min walk

MarinaApprox. 1.2 km · 15 min walk

Jetty StripApprox. 300 m · 5 min walk

Coffs CreekApprox. 750 m · 10 min walk

Rail connectionApprox. 150 m · 2 min walk

A precinct entering its next chapter

The Jetty already has the lifestyle. The wider precinct is now attracting a new layer of public and private investment.

A NSW Government-led revitalisation is proposed for the Jetty Foreshore Precinct, while the Jetty Strip and wider post-bypass renewal work create a broader story of connectivity, public-domain investment and long-term change.

NSW Government

See the vision for the Jetty Foreshore.

Explore the NSW Government’s video outlining the proposed future of the waterfront precinct.

Open government video ↗

Aerial location diagram showing Twenty-Five Camperdown and surrounding Jetty destinations

Illustrative NSW Government Jetty Foreshore masterplan

Imagine what comes next

An elevated residential canvas, with the coastal setting already doing the heavy lifting.

Architectural concept work has been prepared to provide purchasers with a tangible starting point for investigation. It is illustrative only, but it demonstrates how elevation, access, orientation and view corridors might be brought together in a premium residential response.

Illustrative architectural concept only. Subject to detailed design, consultant advice, authority requirements and approvals.

Existing site context. The current two-tenancy accommodation provides holding income while future plans are investigated.

The opportunity

Lifestyle creates the appeal. Optionality gives the site its commercial logic.

The site combines existing income with a flexible future pathway. Purchasers can investigate development, retain the existing holding, or land bank while the surrounding precinct continues to evolve.

Investigate & develop

Explore a premium residential outcome responding to the site’s elevation, orientation and view corridor.

Hold for income

Two existing tenancies generate approximately $55,000 p.a. gross, with indicative market rent circa $60,000 p.a.

Strategic land bank

Hold the position while design, approvals and the wider Jetty precinct story mature.

Expressions of Interest

See the opportunity in full.

Detailed title, survey, sewer, planning, tenancy and supporting property documentation is available to qualified purchasers through the data room. Inspections by appointment.

Shane Brooks
0403 266 707 Shane Hessenberger
0428 435 726

Offers to be submitted by 4pm, Saturday 26 September 2026.