Campbelltown City Council · Lot Size Map

Can I subdivide in Campbelltown? The minimum lot sizes

The Campbelltown Local Environmental Plan 2015 sets a minimum lot size for each area on its Lot Size Map. By area alone, a block must be at least twice that size to split into two lots. This page shows the minimums mapped in Campbelltown's residential zones and how much of each zone they cover. It is indicative, not advice.

Indicative only, not a planning certificate. These figures come from public planning maps. They are not a planning certificate (section 10.7 certificate), a survey or advice, and they do not say whether the council would approve a subdivision.

Minimum lot sizes mapped in residential zones

ZoneMapped minimumShare of the zone's mapped partBlock area for 2 lots, by area aloneFor 3 lots, by area alone
R2 Low Density Residential
4,285 ha zoned
420 m²about 5%840 m²1,260 m²
450 m²about 4%900 m²1,350 m²
500 m²about 91%1,000 m²1,500 m²
Other mapped values (7)about 1%––
R3 Medium Density Residential
547 ha zoned, about 72% of it blank on the Lot Size Map
180 m²about 7%360 m²540 m²
200 m²about 7%400 m²600 m²
300 m²about 15%600 m²900 m²
400 m²about 69%800 m²1,200 m²
500 m²about 2%1,000 m²1,500 m²
Other mapped values (2)under 1%––
R4 High Density Residential
97 ha zoned, about 83% of it blank on the Lot Size Map
200 m²about 1%400 m²600 m²
2,000 m²about 99%4,000 m²6,000 m²
R5 Large Lot Residential
82 ha zoned
750 m²about 62%1,500 m²2,250 m²
950 m²about 11%1,900 m²2,850 m²
2,000 m²about 22%4,000 m²6,000 m²
9,000 m²about 2%18,000 m² (1.8 ha)27,000 m² (2.7 ha)
10,000 m² (1 ha)about 1%20,000 m² (2 ha)30,000 m² (3 ha)
Other mapped values (2)about 1%––

Shares are of the part of each zone that the Lot Size Map covers. They are estimates from sampling the Land Zoning and Lot Size maps on a grid about 10 m apart, so treat them as approximate. Where the map sets different minimums inside one zone, the exact lot decides which number applies.

A zone can include land the Lot Size Map leaves blank. A lot there has no mapped minimum, and SplitCheck will say it cannot assess a split by area. We checked 8 evenly spread points in Campbelltown's blank residential land against the NSW cadastre: 6 fell on a land lot and 2 did not. So some real lots here have no mapped minimum. Where parts of the council area are planned under a State policy instead of the local plan, those parts are not in these figures.

Worked example. Two 650 m² blocks, both zoned R3.

Where the map says 300 m²: 650 ÷ 300 = 2.1. By area, two lots.

Where the map says 400 m²: 650 ÷ 400 = 1.6. By area, one lot. It cannot be split on area.

Same zone, same size, different answer. Area is only the first test.

What this page does not check

Adding dwellings instead of lots

Dual occupancy, a granny flat, manor houses, terraces, multi-dwelling housing and the NSW low and mid-rise housing rules each have their own tests. Most of them add dwellings on one lot. They do not always create a new lot, so the lot counts above are not dwelling counts.

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Sources

NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure, EPI Primary Planning Layers: Minimum Lot Size and Land Zoning. © State Government of NSW. Lot Size Map: Campbelltown Local Environmental Plan 2015, current to 26 June 2026. Land Zoning Map: Campbelltown Local Environmental Plan 2015, current to 26 June 2026. Blank-land check: © Department of Customer Service (NSW Spatial Services). NSW Digital Cadastral Database. For current information go to spatial.nsw.gov.au. Map data retrieved 27 September 2026. Page built 27 September 2026.

Indicative only, not a planning certificate. This page is built from public planning maps, not a site visit, a survey or advice. Always confirm with a registered town planner and the council before you rely on it or spend money on it.