LANDBANKERS AND BUSINESS OWNERS: RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE EXTENSIVE LANDHOLDING AT THE GATEWAY TO SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND'S MOST ACTIVE INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIAL PRECINCT!
• Two adjoining titled allotments totalling over 19 ha*
• Multi-use site situated in a strategic location that has demonstrated significant growth
• Less than 320m from future rail corridor*
• Potential onsite water resource
• Fully fenced
Landbankers, investors and business owners, these adjoining titled allotments offer over 19 hectares* of land, providing a rare and substantial opportunity in a sought-after area. They are conveniently situated on Ipswich's new transport corridor with easy access to the Centenary Highway, only a minute away. The fully fenced property boasts a potential onsite water resource, making it a valuable asset for a wide range of business and land use purposes. Moreover, zoning under the Ipswich City Council Planning Scheme results in a multitude of uses being available. This property presents a significant opportunity for growth in an area with a proven record of strong performance. Its exclusive location, surrounded by thriving residential and industrial precincts, makes it easy to see why this is the area's last allotment of its size.
PROPERTY FEATURES:
• Land area - 19.53 hectares*
• Zoning: Regional Business and Industry Buffer**
• Easy access to Centenary Highway (1 min)*
• 18 mins* Ipswich, 34 mins* Brisbane, 1hr 3 mins* Gold Coast, 1hr 17 mins* Toowoomba, 1hr 30mins* Warwick
• Potential water source
• Fully fenced
Ipswich City Council Planning Scheme offers a multitude of uses including but not limited to**:
• Solar farm
• Sustainability environment education facility
• Veterinary Clinic/Boarding kennels
• Business use
• Entertainment use
• Services trade use
• Tourist facility
• Helipad
Seize this rare opportunity to secure the last allotment of this size in a thriving industrial and residential area. Contact John Galloway from Ray White Ipswich today on 0409 776 737.
*Approximately
** Subject to Ipswich City Council and Queensland State Government approval
