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197-199 Campbell Street

Rockhampton City QLD 4700

Offers To Purchase If Not Sold Prior

Renovate or Redevelop

Positioned within a key growth corridor linking the Bruce Highway to Rockhampton’s CBD, this versatile property presents an outstanding opportunity for developers, investors, and renovators seeking a prominent site in a highly desirable city fringe location.
Set on a substantial 1,966sqm allotment, the property comprises a diverse complex of three buildings with excellent access, functionality, and future potential.

Property Features:
• Large brick hall featuring timber floors, expansive open-plan space, kitchen facilities, adjoining rooms, and ample storage areas
• Separate brick building incorporating office spaces, utility areas, and additional storage facilities
• Modern demountable office building
• Generous hardstand and onsite parking areas
• Dual access with frontage to Campbell Street and secondary access via Kent Lane
• Strategic location close to the CBD and major transport routes.

This is a rare opportunity to secure a flexible property with redevelopment, commercial conversion, or renovation potential in one of Rockhampton’s most connected precincts.

For Further Information Contact:
Pat O'Driscoll
0418782572

Features

General Features

  • Land Area: 1,966sqm
  • Commercial Type: Land/Development
  • Building Area: 1,966sqm

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