'Once in a lifetime' opportunity in Toowoomba's east
BILLED as a once in a lifetime opportunity, a massive 3.32ha block on the eastern escarpment in one of Toowoomba's most prestigious locations is for sale
News
Don't miss out on the headlines from News. Followed categories will be added to My News.
BILLED as a once in a lifetime opportunity, a massive 3.32ha block on the eastern escarpment in one of Toowoomba's most prestigious locations is for sale via expressions of interest.
The 62 East Street block features two titles, and includes a four-bedroom, three bathroom residence.
"Commanding never to be built out unparalleled views in the Cottlesloe East Street precinct, this quality property is something very special and land holdings of this calibre present to the market once in a lifetime," Ray White Commercial's Daniel McNamara wrote in his listing.
"Sitting on 3.32 ha over two titles the potential is huge. Make your move, make a statement and take advantage of this exceptional eastside address."
Expressions of interest close 4pm on Thursday, August 16.
For more information contact Daniel McNamara on 0417 642 965 or Ray White Rural Toowoomba's Miles Cosgrove on 0419 271 247.
For all the latest real estate news and listings, pick up the Property Guide in Saturday's edition of The Chronicle.
Originally published as 'Once in a lifetime' opportunity in Toowoomba's east
Louise to be remembered at community candlelight vigil
Beloved Toowoomba mother Louise Hunt will be remembered at a candlelight vigil in her honour.
Named: Qld mums in hot water with the law
More than a handful of Queensland mothers have ended up in court over the past 12 months for matters ranging from weapons possession to fraud and drug trafficking. See the list.
‘Took no prisoners’: My dad was totally unaware of the terrors of WWII
We all will observe the minute’s silence on Friday in our own special way, so have asked our key columnists, senior writers and editors to share where their minds go during that sacred sixty seconds.
Labor’s health promises exposed: $7bn blowout, 1500 hospital beds in limbo
Qld’s flagship health infrastructure plan has been ripped up and redrawn after a damning report prompted a full-scale replan of nearly every major hospital project, causing years of delays.
Why you will be the biggest loser from Labor’s health debacle
A review into the former Labor gov’s health infrastructure plan has found major flaws, undeliverable projects and budget blowouts, and it is bad news for sick patients, writes Jackie Sinnerton.
Toowoomba region teacher cleared of chilling DV allegations
A Darling Downs primary school teacher accused of holding a knife to his partner’s throat has been found not guilty of the offence.