How closure of QLD brothel could help ease the housing crisis
The closure of a Queensland brothel has opened up the opportunity for a new owner to help ease the housing crisis.
A 600sq m property “with a rich history as a former establishment” has been listed for sale in the “heart of the thriving Yatala Enterprise Area” at Stapylton.
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The former Pryana Rose Brothel is for sale
It is addressed “attention respite and emergency accommodation providers” and has been listed as a vacant possession, but the photos give an insight into its erotic past.
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The reception area with a strategically placed bench seat
The reception room desk still has the name of the former business – Pryana Rose Brothel – albeit it has been partially obscured by a wooden bench seat.
Two risque artworks grace the walls, and a chandelier hangs overhead.
All up there are five “parlours” each with their own open ensuites.
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One of the five parlours
One parlour, or bedroom, contains a bed and massage table.
Another parlour has a green wall effect, bed and recliner, while another has a distinct purple hue.
All up there are 10 bathrooms, five “meeting rooms”, the five parlours, a waiting room, foyer, lounge, dining area, a laundry and a garage.
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A very purple room
“Imagine transforming it into a respite centre, a haven for those in need, or essential emergency accommodation,” the listing says.
“Your vision can turn this space into a source of hope and support for the community.”
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This one is a bit more subdued
Potential buyers are told to “embrace a new beginning” and about the sites “endless potential”.
“Whether you’re an entrepreneur with a dream, a visionary developer, or a community-minded individual, this property can be tailored to your needs,” the listing says.
“Its open layout and ample amenities provide a blank canvas to create something extraordinary.
“It’s time to harness its potential and make a positive impact on the community.”
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An ensuite
The latest Prostitution Licensing Authority annual report 2022/23 recorded 20 licensed brothels across Queensland at the end of the financial year, including Pryana Rose.
The business is now listed as “permanently closed”.