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15 Coreen Avenue Penrith
Reading 20 government layers · Zoning, cadastre, bushfire, flood, heritage, one layer at a time. Three seconds is the measured median on a cold lookup. When the government layers are busy it takes longer, and after eighteen seconds you get the answer anyway, with any layer that did not reply named in the footer.
Finding the address...
Reading the cadastre
Reading the zoning
Reading bushfire, flood and heritage
Reading council applications
These five steps are the order the engine really runs in. The progress moves on measured average times, not on a report from each layer.
Lot report
15 COREEN AVENUE PENRITH
Zone
R2Low Density Residential
Council
PENRITH
Lot area
691 m²
Frontage
14.6 m
Report generated 23 Sept 2026
Looks possible for a Granny flat, with 4 things to check against your plans.
01
What the land allows
Your block, drawn to scale
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ⓘImagery: NSW Department of Customer Service (Spatial Services), CC BY 4.0
Under today’s rules, this block can
Yes, on the fast track · 4 to confirm
A second, smaller home in the back yard of a house you keep living in.
5 met4 to confirm
Not checked yet: Setbacks, Private open space, Parking, Existing buildings
See the basis+
Already met
＋In a residential zoneState ruleRegister wordingR2 · Low Density Residential · Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010
＋Lot at least 450 m²State rule691 m² (measured from the boundary)
＋Street frontage at least 12 mState rule14.6 m street boundary, narrowest point about 17.6 m
＋No heritage item on the lotState ruleNo heritage item is mapped here
＋Not excluded from complying developmentState ruleNot mapped as excluded land
Still short, or still to confirm
?Setbacks, Private open space, Parking, Existing buildingsThese are settled on the drawings, and no drawing has been read here.Who settles itA private certifierFind one
Next step
Complying development certificate (council or registered certifier). A council or a registered certifier issues it, so there is no development application queue to wait in.
This is about the land, not about your drawings. Nothing here approves a design.
Secondary dwelling floor area capped at 60 m²
That is the state cap; where a council LEP permits a larger secondary dwelling, the LEP figure applies.
The council still sets the setbacks, the private open space and the parking. Those come off the council document, not off this page.
The fast track. A council or a registered certifier checks your plans against a fixed list of numbers and signs them off. No merit judgement and no public exhibition, but adjoining neighbours are still notified in many cases. Miss one number and this track closes.
DA+
A development application. The council decides, neighbours can be notified and can object, and the council weighs the merits. Slower, and it can arrive with conditions.
LMR+
Low and mid rise housing, a 2025 state policy that allows more homes near town centres and stations. The walking distance map is not published in a form anyone can query, so this page never guesses whether you are inside it.
Declared cost+
The cost of works the applicant estimated under the official definition: design and construction included, GST and the land excluded. The council works out its fees on it. It is an estimate, not a quote and not a contract price.
Data from the states public planning registers and licence rolls · Data and licences
Verdicts are calculated from state rules. Council DCP controls and individual lot conditions are decided by the council. This is not planning advice.
Rules checked: 2026-09-23
Penrith City Council
Looks possible for a Granny flat, with 4 things to check against your plans. Similar projects in this council over the last 12 months declared between A$147,950 and A$176,723.
median 2.6 weeks
A$160,000Middle half A$147,950 - A$176,723
Where this figure comes from+
From 299 applications lodged in this council in the last 12 months.
Declared cost is the number the applicant wrote on the form. It is not a contract price.