Bizarre is thrilled – no, ecstatic – to unveil 9 Ross Smith Avenue West, Frankston. This isn’t just a corner site. It’s the chosen one. A 939-square-metre slab of earth sitting smack bang in the middle of Frankston’s buzzing CBD, practically waving at the Bayside Centre from across the road.

Boasting a whopping 61 metres of combined street frontage, this block doesn’t just sit on a corner—it owns it. Think of it as the extrovert of development sites: bold, visible, and practically begging for something spectacular (STCA, of course).

For now, it’s making itself useful—leased to the Department of Education and pulling in a tidy $92,000 per year (plus GST and outgoings). That lease runs until May, with a juicy 3-year extension option. Translation? Income now, big plans later.

It’s surrounded by retail royalty—Coles, Woolies, Myer, Kmart, Dan Murphy’s, JB Hi-Fi… all the heavy hitters. And just a 400-metre wander lands you at Frankston train station. Need to hit the highway? The Nepean and Frankston Freeway are practically flirting with the boundary line.

In short: this is no ordinary dirt. It’s premium, income-generating, visibility-maximised, corner-positioned, development-thirsty gold. Whether you’re looking to build, hold, dream, or scheme—this is your moment.

Why settle for average when you can go full Bizarre?

Own the corner. Shape the future.