Sale of Part 1-13 Cross Street, Double Bay

Closes in 52 daysClose date: 11 September 2026

Tender Overview

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Issued by Woollahra Municipal Council
Address: 1-13 Cross Street, Double Bay Map: View on Google Maps Enquiries Contact Name: Timothy Walsh Position: Planning Agreement & Strategic Property Projects Coordinator Primary Phone: 02 9391 7960 Email: timothy.walsh@woollahra.nsw.gov.au Go to Source Location New South Wales : Sydney
Real Estate & Property Services : Property - Sale

About this tender

Overview Woollahra Municipal Council is seeking Tenders for the sale of part of 1-13 Cross Street, Double Bay. About 1-13 Cross Street, Double Bay is currently owned by Council and operational as the Cross Street Car Park. Purpose The sale of the site will provide funds for Council to develop a new car park on the remainder of its land. It is expected that settlement will occur by June 2029 following demolition of the existing car park and subdivision of 1-13 Cross Street. Scope The site for sale as part of this tender is a 1,465sqm parcel to be subdivided from 1-13 Cross Street, Double Bay. Council is seeking Tenders for the sale of the site that address all four of the following options: Sale of the site with a requirement of 15% of all residential floor space to be provided as affordable housing in perpetuity Sale of the site with a requirement of 250sqm of floor space for community use Sale of the site with a requirement of 15% of all residential floor space to be provided as affordable housing in perpetuity and 250sqm of floor space for community use Sale of the site with no requirement to provide affordable housing or community floor space to Council Instructions to Tenderers Further information is provided in the RFT and Draft Contract of Sale.

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