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Lot 260 Crn Murphy Street & Ogilvie Road, Warwick QLD 4370
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Block size: 2.59 Hectares approx.
The Sky is the Limit, 2.593Ha Development Site - WARWICK
This impressive 25930 Sq.m (2.593Ha) site is a clean canvas that is zoned Specialised Centre Zone with multiple uses and accepted developments. This large corner exposure site is an economic opportunity for the entrepreneurial investor. There is high demand and limited supply of large vacant lots in this zoning.
Warwick is located in Queenslands Southern Downs and Granite Belt Region.
Warwick is an important, thriving and attractive rural city which is known for its large number of elegant buildings - handsome churches and impressive private schools. It can claim to be the first important inland settlement in Queensland. In recent times it has promoted itself as the 'Rose and Rodeo City' because of the fame of the Warwick Rodeo which is held each October. Warwick is the headquarters of the Australian Rough Riders Association and has produced a number of famous rodeo riders. Today it is an impressive inland city which is best experienced by simply taking a number of the walks and enjoying the ambience of this graceful and impressive destination.
Warwick is located 158 km south west of Brisbane via National Highway 15 and 480 m above sea level.
COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES.
The Southern Downs offer investors the opportunity to be part of an exciting time of growth for this region. Warwick is the ideal location to invest in Industrial properties for both distribution and warehousing operations, and suppliers to the CSG LNG mining industry. The Granite Belt is also Queensland's premier wine destination, with more than 40 cellar doors.
This property has easy access to the Cunningham Highway and New England Highway and only minutes to interstate rail. The Warwick Aerodrome is located just ten minutes drive from the Warwick CBD and features a fully sealed strip capable of taking twin engine executive jets. The Aerodrome has 40 minutes flying time to Eagle Farm Airport and 30 minutes to Archerfield Airport.
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Warwick is located in Queenslands Southern Downs and Granite Belt Region.
Warwick is an important, thriving and attractive rural city which is known for its large number of elegant buildings - handsome churches and impressive private schools. It can claim to be the first important inland settlement in Queensland. In recent times it has promoted itself as the 'Rose and Rodeo City' because of the fame of the Warwick Rodeo which is held each October. Warwick is the headquarters of the Australian Rough Riders Association and has produced a number of famous rodeo riders. Today it is an impressive inland city which is best experienced by simply taking a number of the walks and enjoying the ambience of this graceful and impressive destination.
Warwick is located 158 km south west of Brisbane via National Highway 15 and 480 m above sea level.
COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES.
The Southern Downs offer investors the opportunity to be part of an exciting time of growth for this region. Warwick is the ideal location to invest in Industrial properties for both distribution and warehousing operations, and suppliers to the CSG LNG mining industry. The Granite Belt is also Queensland's premier wine destination, with more than 40 cellar doors.
This property has easy access to the Cunningham Highway and New England Highway and only minutes to interstate rail. The Warwick Aerodrome is located just ten minutes drive from the Warwick CBD and features a fully sealed strip capable of taking twin engine executive jets. The Aerodrome has 40 minutes flying time to Eagle Farm Airport and 30 minutes to Archerfield Airport.
Disclaimer. You are advised that you should conduct your own due diligence and not rely on this information, including but not limited to, the property area, floor size, price, address and general property description on the Website. The information has been provided to us by third parties and is published as a convenience to you. We accept no liability whatsoever in connection with the information published.
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Block Size:
2.59 Hectares*
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Listing ID: 182017396. This listing has been viewed 5 times. It was first displayed on 19/10/2023 and last updated on 14/02/2024.
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