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Lot report

15 COREEN AVENUE PENRITH

Zone: Low Density Residential
Council
Lot area
Frontage

Report generated 20 Sept 2026

What the land allows

Your block, drawn to scale

Exploring a shape; not checked against whether it fitsLot area 691 m²Street frontage 14.6 mDepth 43.6 mCOREEN AVENUE

Real, from the government register: the boundary, the area, the street frontage.

Assumed, for exploring only: the margins off each boundary and where the block sits inside them.

Drawn with a 3 m margin off every boundary. The granny flat is drawn at the 60 m² state cap; the other shapes divide up what is left inside that margin. Every m² printed is the real area of the shape drawn.

Under today’s rules, this block can

What the state rule asks
- 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
- 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.
- State Environmental Planning Policy (Housing) 20212026-09-14
- NSW Planning: secondary dwellings2026-09-14
What the state rule asks
- Zone allows a dual occupancyState ruleRegister wordingR2 · Low Density Residential · Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010
- Zone is on the complying development listState ruleR2 is on the Low Rise Housing Diversity Code list (R1, R2, R3, RU5).
- Lot at least 400 m²State rule691 m² (measured from the boundary)
- Street frontage at least 15 mState rule14.6 m street boundary, narrowest point about 17.6 m. The 12 m figure only applies where the lot's only vehicular access is from a lane, parallel road or secondary road, which needs a site check.
- No heritage item on the lotState ruleNo heritage item is mapped here
- Not excluded from complying developmentState ruleNot mapped as excluded land
- The council LEP permits dual occupancyCouncil DCP governsTo be confirmed with council. Housing SEPP s 166 makes dual occupancy permissible with consent in R2 statewide, but the complying development path still turns on the minimum lot size the LEP sets for dual occupancies.
The council still sets the setbacks, the private open space and the parking. Those come off the council document, not off this page.
- Low Rise Housing Diversity Code standards tables2026-09-14
- State Environmental Planning Policy (Housing) 20212026-09-14
- NSW Planning: Low and Mid-Rise Housing Policy2026-09-14
What the state rule asks
- Zone is covered by the Housing CodeState ruleRegister wordingR2 · Low Density Residential · Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010
- Lot at least 200 m²State rule691 m² (measured from the boundary)
- No heritage item on the lotState ruleNo heritage item is mapped here
- Not excluded from complying developmentState ruleNot mapped as excluded land
- Finished height not over 8.5 m
  Measured from the existing ground level before any earthworks. A second storey usually runs into this number rather than into a floor area limit.
- Side and rear setbacks step with the lot width
  The lot width sets the setbacks and whether you can build to a boundary; a designer reads that off the Housing Code table.
The council still sets the setbacks, the private open space and the parking. Those come off the council document, not off this page.
- Housing Code development standards2026-09-14
What the state rule asks
- Zone is covered by the Housing CodeState ruleRegister wordingR2 · Low Density Residential · Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010
- Lot at least 200 m²State rule691 m² (measured from the boundary)
- Street frontage at least 6 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
- Demolition needs its own approval
  Demolition and the new house are two approvals. A certifier can often carry the demolition inside the same complying development certificate, but it can also need a separate council application. Settle this before work starts.
The council still sets the setbacks, the private open space and the parking. Those come off the council document, not off this page.
- Housing Code development standards2026-09-14
What the state rule asks
- Zone is covered by the Housing CodeState ruleRegister wordingR2 · Low Density Residential · Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010
- Lot at least 200 m²State rule691 m² (measured from the boundary)
- Street frontage at least 6 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
- Housing Code height limit 8.5 m
  The LEP height limit here is 8.5 m; the lower of the two applies.
The council still sets the setbacks, the private open space and the parking. Those come off the council document, not off this page.
- Housing Code development standards2026-09-14
What the state rule asks
- Zone allows multi dwelling housingState ruleRegister wordingR2 · Low Density Residential · Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010
- Zone is on the complying development listState ruleR2 is on the Low Rise Housing Diversity Code list (R1, R2, R3, RU5).
- Lot at least 500 m²State rule691 m² (measured from the boundary). Housing SEPP s 172(3) sets 500 m² for terraces; the Low Rise Housing Diversity Code complying development path needs 600 m².
- Street frontage at least 18 mState rule14.6 m street boundary, narrowest point about 17.6 m. Section 172(3) needs 18 m; the complying development path needs 21 m.
- Inside a low and mid rise housing areaState ruleCouncil or the state planning department has to confirm whether this lot is in the LMR area: the Schedule 11 station list is not published as a queryable layer.
- No heritage item on the lotState ruleNo heritage item is mapped here
- The two pathways use different numbers
  Council DA (Housing SEPP Chapter 6): multi dwelling housing 600 m² / 12 m, terraces 500 m² / 18 m. Complying development (Low Rise Housing Diversity Code): terraces 600 m² / 21 m, manor houses 600 m² / 15 m.
The council still sets the setbacks, the private open space and the parking. Those come off the council document, not off this page.
- State Environmental Planning Policy (Housing) 20212026-09-14
- Low Rise Housing Diversity Code standards tables2026-09-14
- NSW Planning: Low and Mid-Rise Housing Policy2026-09-14

Constraints that change cost

Slope · Fall 4 m
2 contours cross the lot: roughly 2 to 4 m of fall.
Taller footings on the low side; allow for it in the budget.

How it gets approved

Granny flatChecked conditions met

Approval path

Complying development certificate (private certifier)·median 2.6 weeks

Declared cost in this council

Reading this council’s applications

What has been built nearby

Nearest of this type · Granny flat

Reading this council’s applications

This street, last 12 months

Reading this council’s applications

Within 600 m, last 12 months · not the contract price

What these four words mean

CDC

The fast track. A private certifier checks your plans against a fixed list of numbers and signs them off. No neighbour notification, no merit judgement. Miss one number and this track closes.

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: 2026-09-20

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15 Coreen Avenue Penrith

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: Low Density Residential
Council
Lot area
Frontage

Report generated 20 Sept 2026

What the land allows

Your block, drawn to scale

Exploring a shape; not checked against whether it fitsLot area 691 m²Street frontage 14.6 mDepth 43.6 mCOREEN AVENUE

Real, from the government register: the boundary, the area, the street frontage.

Assumed, for exploring only: the margins off each boundary and where the block sits inside them.

Under today’s rules, this block can

What the state rule asks
- 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
- 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.
- State Environmental Planning Policy (Housing) 20212026-09-14
- NSW Planning: secondary dwellings2026-09-14
What the state rule asks
- Zone allows a dual occupancyState ruleRegister wordingR2 · Low Density Residential · Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010
- Zone is on the complying development listState ruleR2 is on the Low Rise Housing Diversity Code list (R1, R2, R3, RU5).
- Lot at least 400 m²State rule691 m² (measured from the boundary)
- Street frontage at least 15 mState rule14.6 m street boundary, narrowest point about 17.6 m. The 12 m figure only applies where the lot's only vehicular access is from a lane, parallel road or secondary road, which needs a site check.
- No heritage item on the lotState ruleNo heritage item is mapped here
- Not excluded from complying developmentState ruleNot mapped as excluded land
- The council LEP permits dual occupancyCouncil DCP governsTo be confirmed with council. Housing SEPP s 166 makes dual occupancy permissible with consent in R2 statewide, but the complying development path still turns on the minimum lot size the LEP sets for dual occupancies.
The council still sets the setbacks, the private open space and the parking. Those come off the council document, not off this page.
- Low Rise Housing Diversity Code standards tables2026-09-14
- State Environmental Planning Policy (Housing) 20212026-09-14
- NSW Planning: Low and Mid-Rise Housing Policy2026-09-14
What the state rule asks
- Zone is covered by the Housing CodeState ruleRegister wordingR2 · Low Density Residential · Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010
- Lot at least 200 m²State rule691 m² (measured from the boundary)
- No heritage item on the lotState ruleNo heritage item is mapped here
- Not excluded from complying developmentState ruleNot mapped as excluded land
- Finished height not over 8.5 m
  Measured from the existing ground level before any earthworks. A second storey usually runs into this number rather than into a floor area limit.
- Side and rear setbacks step with the lot width
  The lot width sets the setbacks and whether you can build to a boundary; a designer reads that off the Housing Code table.
The council still sets the setbacks, the private open space and the parking. Those come off the council document, not off this page.
- Housing Code development standards2026-09-14
What the state rule asks
- Zone is covered by the Housing CodeState ruleRegister wordingR2 · Low Density Residential · Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010
- Lot at least 200 m²State rule691 m² (measured from the boundary)
- Street frontage at least 6 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
- Demolition needs its own approval
  Demolition and the new house are two approvals. A certifier can often carry the demolition inside the same complying development certificate, but it can also need a separate council application. Settle this before work starts.
The council still sets the setbacks, the private open space and the parking. Those come off the council document, not off this page.
- Housing Code development standards2026-09-14
What the state rule asks
- Zone is covered by the Housing CodeState ruleRegister wordingR2 · Low Density Residential · Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010
- Lot at least 200 m²State rule691 m² (measured from the boundary)
- Street frontage at least 6 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
- Housing Code height limit 8.5 m
  The LEP height limit here is 8.5 m; the lower of the two applies.
The council still sets the setbacks, the private open space and the parking. Those come off the council document, not off this page.
- Housing Code development standards2026-09-14
What the state rule asks
- Zone allows multi dwelling housingState ruleRegister wordingR2 · Low Density Residential · Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010
- Zone is on the complying development listState ruleR2 is on the Low Rise Housing Diversity Code list (R1, R2, R3, RU5).
- Lot at least 500 m²State rule691 m² (measured from the boundary). Housing SEPP s 172(3) sets 500 m² for terraces; the Low Rise Housing Diversity Code complying development path needs 600 m².
- Street frontage at least 18 mState rule14.6 m street boundary, narrowest point about 17.6 m. Section 172(3) needs 18 m; the complying development path needs 21 m.
- Inside a low and mid rise housing areaState ruleCouncil or the state planning department has to confirm whether this lot is in the LMR area: the Schedule 11 station list is not published as a queryable layer.
- No heritage item on the lotState ruleNo heritage item is mapped here
- The two pathways use different numbers
  Council DA (Housing SEPP Chapter 6): multi dwelling housing 600 m² / 12 m, terraces 500 m² / 18 m. Complying development (Low Rise Housing Diversity Code): terraces 600 m² / 21 m, manor houses 600 m² / 15 m.
The council still sets the setbacks, the private open space and the parking. Those come off the council document, not off this page.
- State Environmental Planning Policy (Housing) 20212026-09-14
- Low Rise Housing Diversity Code standards tables2026-09-14
- NSW Planning: Low and Mid-Rise Housing Policy2026-09-14

Constraints that change cost

Slope · Fall 4 m
2 contours cross the lot: roughly 2 to 4 m of fall.
Taller footings on the low side; allow for it in the budget.

How it gets approved

Granny flatChecked conditions met

Approval path

Complying development certificate (private certifier)·median 2.6 weeks

Declared cost in this council

Median: A$160,000
Middle half: A$148,000 - A$176,960

From 300 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.

Reading this council’s applications

What has been built nearby

Nearest of this type · Granny flat

Arakoon Avenue · PenrithMar 2026A$150,000190 m away
Orana Avenue · PenrithMar 2026A$150,150236 m away
Caloola Avenue · PenrithOct 2025A$166,000318 m away

Reading this council’s applications

This street, last 12 months

Penrith City Council

AddressLodgedStatusDeclared costDistance
59 Glebe Place Penrith 2750Other
LodgedSept 2026
Under assessment
Declared costA$148,550
Distance478 m
15 Barker Street Cambridge Park 2747Granny flat
LodgedJuly 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$200,000
Distance383 m
62 Pembroke Street Cambridge Park 2747Dual occupancy
LodgedJuly 2026
Under assessment
Declared costA$383,689
Distance577 m
95 Eton Road Cambridge Park 2747Granny flat
LodgedJuly 2026
Approved4 weeks
Declared costA$146,160
Distance471 m
6 Kareela Avenue Penrith 2750Other
LodgedJuly 2026
Approved2 weeks
Declared costA$92,333
Distance119 m
6 Kareela Avenue Penrith 2750Alterations and additions
LodgedJune 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$78,400
Distance119 m
22 Watson Drive Penrith 2750Dual occupancy
LodgedJune 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$190,000
Distance370 m
102 Richmond Road Cambridge Park 2747Granny flat
LodgedJune 2026
Approved11 weeks
Declared costA$165,100
Distance481 m
67 Glebe Place Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedJune 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$240,000
Distance470 m
71 Glebe Place Penrith 2750Other
LodgedMay 2026
Approved4 weeks
Declared costA$700,000
Distance469 m
195 Richmond Road Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedMay 2026
Under assessment
Declared costA$197,000
Distance574 m
62 Pembroke Street Cambridge Park 2747New house
LodgedMar 2026
Withdrawn
Declared costA$411,132
Distance577 m
40 Pembroke Street Cambridge Park 2747Other
LodgedMar 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$800,000
Distance531 m
35 Arakoon Avenue Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedMar 2026
Approved7 weeks
Declared costA$150,000
Distance190 m
28 Pembroke Street Cambridge Park 2747Granny flat
LodgedMar 2026
Approved2 weeks
Declared costA$169,000
Distance554 m
17 Orana Avenue Penrith 2750Other
LodgedMar 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$700,000
Distance191 m
17 Orana Avenue Penrith 2750Other
LodgedMar 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$30,000
Distance191 m
11 Orana Avenue Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedMar 2026
Approved5 weeks
Declared costA$150,150
Distance236 m
40 Pembroke Street Cambridge Park 2747Knockdown rebuild
LodgedJan 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$25,000
Distance531 m
93 Glebe Place Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedJan 2026
Approved2 weeks
Declared costA$148,500
Distance506 m
52 Kareela Avenue Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedDec 2025
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$160,000
Distance542 m
158 Richmond Road Cambridge Park 2747Granny flat
LodgedNov 2025
Approved9 weeks
Declared costA$160,000
Distance387 m
2 Caloola Avenue Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedOct 2025
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$166,000
Distance318 m

Within 600 m, last 12 months · not the contract price

Data from the states public planning registers and licence rolls · refreshed 2026-09-14 · Data and licences

This street, last 12 months

Reading this council’s applications

Within 600 m, last 12 months · not the contract price

What these four words mean

CDC

The fast track. A private certifier checks your plans against a fixed list of numbers and signs them off. No neighbour notification, no merit judgement. Miss one number and this track closes.

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

Declared cost

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: 2026-09-20

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This street, last 12 months

Penrith City Council

AddressLodgedStatusDeclared costDistance
59 Glebe Place Penrith 2750Other
LodgedSept 2026
Under assessment
Declared costA$148,550
Distance478 m
15 Barker Street Cambridge Park 2747Granny flat
LodgedJuly 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$200,000
Distance383 m
62 Pembroke Street Cambridge Park 2747Dual occupancy
LodgedJuly 2026
Under assessment
Declared costA$383,689
Distance577 m
95 Eton Road Cambridge Park 2747Granny flat
LodgedJuly 2026
Approved4 weeks
Declared costA$146,160
Distance471 m
6 Kareela Avenue Penrith 2750Other
LodgedJuly 2026
Approved2 weeks
Declared costA$92,333
Distance119 m
6 Kareela Avenue Penrith 2750Alterations and additions
LodgedJune 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$78,400
Distance119 m
22 Watson Drive Penrith 2750Dual occupancy
LodgedJune 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$190,000
Distance370 m
102 Richmond Road Cambridge Park 2747Granny flat
LodgedJune 2026
Approved11 weeks
Declared costA$165,100
Distance481 m
67 Glebe Place Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedJune 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$240,000
Distance470 m
71 Glebe Place Penrith 2750Other
LodgedMay 2026
Approved4 weeks
Declared costA$700,000
Distance469 m
195 Richmond Road Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedMay 2026
Under assessment
Declared costA$197,000
Distance574 m
62 Pembroke Street Cambridge Park 2747New house
LodgedMar 2026
Withdrawn
Declared costA$411,132
Distance577 m
40 Pembroke Street Cambridge Park 2747Other
LodgedMar 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$800,000
Distance531 m
35 Arakoon Avenue Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedMar 2026
Approved7 weeks
Declared costA$150,000
Distance190 m
28 Pembroke Street Cambridge Park 2747Granny flat
LodgedMar 2026
Approved2 weeks
Declared costA$169,000
Distance554 m
17 Orana Avenue Penrith 2750Other
LodgedMar 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$700,000
Distance191 m
17 Orana Avenue Penrith 2750Other
LodgedMar 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$30,000
Distance191 m
11 Orana Avenue Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedMar 2026
Approved5 weeks
Declared costA$150,150
Distance236 m
40 Pembroke Street Cambridge Park 2747Knockdown rebuild
LodgedJan 2026
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$25,000
Distance531 m
93 Glebe Place Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedJan 2026
Approved2 weeks
Declared costA$148,500
Distance506 m
52 Kareela Avenue Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedDec 2025
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$160,000
Distance542 m
158 Richmond Road Cambridge Park 2747Granny flat
LodgedNov 2025
Approved9 weeks
Declared costA$160,000
Distance387 m
2 Caloola Avenue Penrith 2750Granny flat
LodgedOct 2025
Approved1 weeks
Declared costA$166,000
Distance318 m

Within 600 m, last 12 months · not the contract price

Data from the states public planning registers and licence rolls · refreshed 2026-09-14 · Data and licences

15 Coreen Avenue Penrith

What the land allows

Your block, drawn to scale

Under today’s rules, this block can

Granny flatOn the drawingA second, smaller home in the back yard of a house you keep living in.The lot conditions checked here are metPoints to: Complying development certificate (private certifier)Not checked yet: Setbacks, Private open space, Parking, Existing buildingsChecked conditions met

Alterations and additionsKeep the house and make it bigger, out the back or up a floor.The lot conditions checked here are metPoints to: Complying development certificate (private certifier)Not checked yet: Setbacks, Private open space, Parking, Existing buildingsChecked conditions met

New houseOne house on land that is empty, or that you have already cleared.The lot conditions checked here are metPoints to: Complying development certificate (private certifier)Not checked yet: Setbacks, Private open space, Parking, Existing buildingsChecked conditions met

Constraints that change cost

How it gets approved

What has been built nearby

This street, last 12 months

What these four words mean

15 Coreen Avenue Penrith

What the land allows

Your block, drawn to scale

Under today’s rules, this block can

Granny flatOn the drawingA second, smaller home in the back yard of a house you keep living in.The lot conditions checked here are metPoints to: Complying development certificate (private certifier)Not checked yet: Setbacks, Private open space, Parking, Existing buildingsChecked conditions met

Alterations and additionsKeep the house and make it bigger, out the back or up a floor.The lot conditions checked here are metPoints to: Complying development certificate (private certifier)Not checked yet: Setbacks, Private open space, Parking, Existing buildingsChecked conditions met

New houseOne house on land that is empty, or that you have already cleared.The lot conditions checked here are metPoints to: Complying development certificate (private certifier)Not checked yet: Setbacks, Private open space, Parking, Existing buildingsChecked conditions met

Constraints that change cost

How it gets approved

What has been built nearby

This street, last 12 months

This street, last 12 months

What these four words mean

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