Plans for 23 lot subdivision adjacent to Baillie Henderson submitted to council

It’s one of the last remaining open blocks of land in Cranley, next to the future site of the new Toowoomba Hospital, and now a developer has resubmitted plans to transform it into a housing estate.

A Toowoomba-based company has submitted a development application to subdivide one of the last remaining open blocks in Cranley.

Located immediately to the west of the Baillie Henderson grounds, Mira-Mar Developments Pty Ltd has applied to subdivide the 2.023ha block into 23 lots.

The lots would range in size from 504 sq m to 1844 sq m.

The council previously approved a similar development application to subdivide in 2015, which has since lapsed.

Access to the proposed lots would be through a new road connecting to Tor St, which would finish in a cul-de-sac in the developed area.

The existing house on the block would be demolished to make way for the subdivision.

The proposal is under assessment by Toowoomba Regional Council.