Properties for lease and sale
Registration of Interest
Philip Dodd
0409 094 202Commercial Opportunity on 3 Titles
Prime main road frontage adjacent the newly redeveloped Goolwa recreation precinct, this versatile corner site comprises some 850m² approx. The property has been utilised for commercial professional offices for over 40 years with ample off-street parking for clients and customers.The office improvements comprise approximately 190m² of timber frame construction and zinc aluminium roofing, plus return verandahs to 2 sides.
The current floorplan includes 4 main office rooms plus 2 bathrooms, kitchen lunchroom, and laundry facilities.
Appointments include 2 air conditioning units plus monitored security system and NBN.
Additional to the office premises, there is ample off-street parking, a carport and secure garaging accessible from Wildman Street.
Situated in a State Heritage area of the Central Goolwa township the zoning overlay seeks to ensure future development maintains the ongoing use and adaptive reuse of this valuable site. Current Zoning Tourism Development.
20 Hutchinson Street is adjacent South Coast Marine Service Station, boat showrooms and retail, and the extensive recreation and reserve area of the Goolwa Oval and nearby Shopping Centre. Traffic flows to South Goolwa and South Lakes Golf Club are serviced via Oliver Street to the South.
The office building is currently under a Commercial Lease until December 2024 with the Lessee paying Rent, GST and all outgoings.
For most definite sale. Please contact Sole Selling Agents Dodd and Page Pty Ltd for further information.
Members of the Real Estate Institute of South Australia Since 1922 RLA 1381
Dodd and Page Port Elliot office: 08 8554 2029
Philip Dodd: 0409 094 202
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