Dockside retail shop for sale
(no street name provided), Kangaroo Point QLD 4169
$750,000
RetailSize: n/a
Retail size: 80 m² approx.
Located in the Dockside area this upmarket retail space is 80 m2 and had been partitioned into 6 rooms ,and a front office area and a staff room.
This property is currently leased to a skin clinic on 3 x3 years lease with an annual income of above $50,000 a year.
There is plenty of common area parking in the area and is waiting for a good operator to make this a money making business.
Body corporate fees is $6,767.85 p.a. and council rates is $9,452.20 p.a.
Hurry call John Sim @ 0401 043 061 for an inspection now!
This property is currently leased to a skin clinic on 3 x3 years lease with an annual income of above $50,000 a year.
There is plenty of common area parking in the area and is waiting for a good operator to make this a money making business.
Body corporate fees is $6,767.85 p.a. and council rates is $9,452.20 p.a.
Hurry call John Sim @ 0401 043 061 for an inspection now!
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Property type:
Retail
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Retail Size:
80 m²*
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36 years
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Listing ID: 176285774. This listing has been viewed 12 times. It was first displayed on 17/01/2019 and last updated on 01/11/2021.
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