43-71 Fraser Road,
Araluen, QLD 4570

This unique offering is now available for lease by negotiation. Situated, with B- Double access, directly from the Bruce Highway, 43-71 Fraser Rd, Araluen offers a huge, light-industry zoned shed and hardstand in a handy, accessible location! This offering would suit a variety of applications, STCA.

* Total land area for lease equates to approximately 1.47Ha/ 3.63acres or 14,7000m2 , with access via 71 Fraser Rd.

* Full perimeter security fencing and security screened windows.

* B-Double access from highway with hard stand bitumen area and truck turnaround totalling over 3,000m2.

* High clearance industrial style shed with current light industry zoning totalling over 1000m2 under roof.

* High clearance roller doors, industrial vapour lighting and translucent panelling for natural light throughout.

* Large downstairs office room with ceiling fan, male and female amenities with showers.

* Upstairs features; 2 x air conditioned offices and a tea- room/ staff room facility with kitchenette and reverse cycle air conditioning.

* Secure goods receiving area.

* OHS compliant capabilities, 3 phase power.

* Additional undercover truck port/ machinery bays with outdoor power points and lighting.

* NOTE: The smaller green shed with access from 43 Fraser Rd and surrounding land, separately fenced, is already leased and is not available.

Have you outgrown your current premises? ACT NOW! The Gympie District is on the move and there may never be a better time to secure a property of such grand proportions!

Don’t miss your chance to put your business into a prime location with everything you need at the right price! If you feel this property would be suitable, please contact marketing agent John McEwan on 04131983... for further information or to arrange your inspection ASAP!


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