New residential development submitted in the heart of Wynnum Central

A multimillion-dollar proposal for a new, unit complex tower in Brisbane’s bayside has been submitted. SEE THE PICS

Brisbane’s bayside is becoming one of the city’s hottest drawcards for developers after another development application was submitted for a new, multimillion-dollar unit complex last week.

The proposal, which was submitted to the Brisbane City Council by John Gaskell Planning Consultants on behalf of Allen Group Projects on December 3, is for a six-storey

tower on 22 Ronald St, Wynnum.

Featuring 16 apartments as well as 16 carpark spaces, the 809 sqm project includes four levels of two-bedroom apartments, a 218 sqm communal rooftop area for residents with a community room and barbecue area.

Artist impression for unit complex development application at 22 Ronald St, Wynnum.

It has been submitted as a specialist disability accommodation proposal under the NDIS.

Artist impression for unit complex development application at 22 Ronald St, Wynnum.

The site is in the heart of the growing Wynnum Central, sitting just a five-minute walk from the esplanade, 50m from the Wynnum Central Train Station and 200m from the Wynnum Shopping Centre.

Artist impression for unit complex development application at 22 Ronald St, Wynnum.

The proposal builds on the recent trend of residential developments in Wynnum, including Lato Baia as part of the Wynnum Cinema building, and the suburb’s tallest tower in Alta Vista.

Artist impression for unit complex development application at 22 Ronald St, Wynnum.

It also comes at a time with the bayside suburb growing its reputation as an attraction for new entertainment businesses, such as breweries and restaurants – with one local real estate agent even claiming the area would be better than Bulimba’s Oxford St ever was.