8-10 Railway Court & 55 Kennedy Drive,
Cambridge, TAS 7170
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Raine and Horne Hobart - HOBART
Level 1, 136 Davey StreetHOBART, TAS 7000
0419 339 8...
8-10 Railway Court & 55 Kennedy Drive
Cambridge, TAS 7170
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Bus stops within 5 km of 8-10 Railway Court & 55 Kennedy Drive, Cambridge, TAS 7170 Distance 68-84 Kennedy Drive 261 m 8-20 Kennedy Drive 262 m Bennetts Furniture Bungana Way 388 m No.1191 Acton Rd (Near Cilwen Rd) 723 m Cambridge Homemaker Cambridge Park 726 m POWERED BY HERE ©
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LAST REMAINING LOT (3,454m2) - SENSATIONAL HIGH EXPOSURE POSITION
- 2 Adjoining Lots Sold
- Front and Rear Access
- Rare Commodity in Boom Precinct
With two adjoining lots just sold, 55 Kennedy Drive represents one of the very last remaining undeveloped industrial sites in Cambridge with exposure to Kennedy Drive.
Features include;
• An expansive frontage (nearly 43 metres approx.) providing exceptional exposure to Kennedy Drive, the main thoroughfare through the thriving Cambridge industrial-commercial precinct, one of greater Hobart's strongest growth areas.
• Easy access to the Tasman Highway, Kennedy Drive, and Richmond Link Road, all major transport routes in the area. Approximately 15 minutes drive from Hobart CBD and 5 minutes to Hobart International Airport.
• Comprises 3,454m2 of relatively flat vacant land zoned "Light Industrial". Features rear access from Railway Court providing additional flexibility for development, plus corner frontage to Backhouse Lane.
• Adjacent to the "Cambridge Trades Centre" incorporating new tenancies to Rexel, Haymes Paint and Opposite Lock. Other nearby businesses include Coates Hire, Royal Wolf, Wyllie Tiles, Reece Civil, Bidfood, TasNetworks and "The Cambridge Centre" incorporating Harvey Norman and other leading national retailers.
• Perfect site for high value trade supplies businesses and sales and hire occupiers (STCA).
• In short, this parcel of land is a rare opportunity in a thriving precinct of diminishing high profile options. Featuring front and rear access with huge exposure, the site provides many development alternatives for single or multiple occupiers in an area where demand continues to surge.
Features include;
• An expansive frontage (nearly 43 metres approx.) providing exceptional exposure to Kennedy Drive, the main thoroughfare through the thriving Cambridge industrial-commercial precinct, one of greater Hobart's strongest growth areas.
• Easy access to the Tasman Highway, Kennedy Drive, and Richmond Link Road, all major transport routes in the area. Approximately 15 minutes drive from Hobart CBD and 5 minutes to Hobart International Airport.
• Comprises 3,454m2 of relatively flat vacant land zoned "Light Industrial". Features rear access from Railway Court providing additional flexibility for development, plus corner frontage to Backhouse Lane.
• Adjacent to the "Cambridge Trades Centre" incorporating new tenancies to Rexel, Haymes Paint and Opposite Lock. Other nearby businesses include Coates Hire, Royal Wolf, Wyllie Tiles, Reece Civil, Bidfood, TasNetworks and "The Cambridge Centre" incorporating Harvey Norman and other leading national retailers.
• Perfect site for high value trade supplies businesses and sales and hire occupiers (STCA).
• In short, this parcel of land is a rare opportunity in a thriving precinct of diminishing high profile options. Featuring front and rear access with huge exposure, the site provides many development alternatives for single or multiple occupiers in an area where demand continues to surge.
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Property ID: 504543580Last Updated: 11 Sep 2024
Raine and Horne Hobart - HOBARTLevel 1, 136 Davey Street
HOBART, TAS 7000
HOBART, TAS 7000
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