The site sold for an eye-watering $9.4 million.

Kollosche agents Ryan Ward, Josh Longhitano and Nick Lapenna inked the deal.

“It didn’t really hit the market, we had a buyer in the wings chasing that style of block and as soon as we knew it was available we went out to our Kollosche database,” Mr Ward said.

“It was a local buyer and they are interviewing architects at the moment.

“They don’t know if they are going to build on the whole block or a portion of it.

“They couldn’t find what they wanted in a home so decided to purchase the land and build.”

The “extremely rare block” was offloaded by Chinese vendors who had to sell for financial reasons.

“Their money has been held out of Australia by the government so they were put in a position where they had to sell,” Mr Ward said.

“The bought the land, the laws changed and they couldn’t keep going.”

Mr Ward said the deal set a record as the highest residential land sale this year.

“There seems to be a bit of confidence in the market now since the election and smart money is sticking to property,” he said.

CoreLogic records show the Paradise Waters land last sold for $9.2 million in 2016.