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Photographed 22 August 2026

Photographs of the site.

No renders and no artist’s impressions. These are the photographs taken on the day, arranged from the widest one down to standing in the yard.

What these photographs show

They show the block and the houses around it. They do not cover enough ground to identify where in Merrylands it is.

The street address, who owns the property and what may be built on it have not been confirmed for publication, so this site does not state them.

01

The streets around it

The widest photograph taken on the day: two roads and about twenty-five houses.

Aerial view looking straight down over a residential neighbourhood: two roads, around twenty-five single-storey houses with tiled and metal roofs, fenced backyards, garden sheds and mature trees.
The surrounding streets, August 2026.
02

The block

Closer in, the block itself. A long narrow yard between neighbouring houses, with the building at the front and an outbuilding behind it.

Aerial view looking down over a block of single-storey houses, backyards, garden sheds and mature trees, with a road running along one side of the frame.
Houses and backyards on the block, August 2026.
  • Aerial view down onto a suburban block, with a long narrow building and its bare yard sitting between neighbouring houses, sheds and gardens.
    The block from above, August 2026.
  • Directly overhead view of a long rectangular building with a corrugated metal roof, the open yard behind it and a small outbuilding.
    Directly overhead.
03

The building

A single-storey building with rendered walls and a corrugated-iron roof that has rusted across several sheets.

Aerial view of a single-storey building with a rusting corrugated-iron roof on a long suburban block, with tall cypress trees on one side, neighbouring houses close by and a street beyond.
The building from above, August 2026.
  • Close aerial view of the building's corrugated-iron roof, with rust spread across several sheets and a lower skillion section at one end.
    The roof, August 2026.
  • Low aerial view of the building and its yard, with the roofs of neighbouring houses close on either side and trees along the rear boundary.
    Low over the yard.
04

Standing in the yard

At ground level. The yard is dry and unlandscaped, one window is open to the weather, and there is a concrete footpath and kerb at the street.

Ground-level view of the rear of the single-storey building: a rusting corrugated-iron roof, rendered walls, one window standing open to the weather, a doorway with no door, and a dry unlandscaped yard between two outbuildings.
The back of the building, August 2026.
  • Ground-level view along the building's rear wall and open doorway, across a dry unlandscaped yard, with a clad outbuilding standing alongside.
    The yard, August 2026.
  • Low overhead view of a suburban kerb, concrete footpath and grass verge, with a power pole, a parked box trailer and the roof of a car at the roadside.
    The kerb and footpath at street level.

A single-storey building on a narrow block.

Rendered walls, an ageing corrugated-iron roof with rust across several sheets, a skillion section at one end and a separate outbuilding behind it.

The yard is dry and unlandscaped. One window stands open to the weather. Houses sit close on both boundaries, and mature trees run along one side.

Address, ownership and planning are not confirmed.

We are not publishing an address, a land area, a zoning, a planning status or a development timeline, because MICYA has not confirmed any of them for publication.

A photograph of a building is not a claim about what may lawfully happen inside it. When there is something confirmed to say, it will appear on Progress with a date on it.