Hinterland holding comes with development approval
Build a dream home, hinterland escape or develop accommodation cabins at Maleny lifestyle property
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AN outstanding Sunshine Coast hinterland property that offers 18.42ha of land with a DA approval in place for 12 accommodation cabins, a restaurant, and manager's residence, goes to auction this week.
Colliers International is offering for sale 1114 Landsborough-Maleny Road, Maleny.
Leo Carne of Colliers International Hotels said there has been strong interest with more than 20 enquiries for the property, about 2.7km from Maleny town centre, 40km from Mooloolaba, and 92km from Brisbane.
"There has been equal interest in people seeking a stunning lifestyle property to build a dream home, and those looking to utilise the planning approval and establish a successful short term accommodation business,'' Mr Carne said.
"This is a rare offering with properties of this quality not going to market often in Maleny.
"This expansive property is relatively flat for properties in Maleny and adjoins Obi Obi Creek and is metres from the entrance of the popular Gardner's Falls.
"We expect this property to be highly contested at the auction and to sell on the day. ''
The property has a frontage to Landsborough-Maleny Road, which is the main road into Maleny and part of the Blackall Range Tourist Drive, making the property easily accessible and providing great exposure to tourists.
Strategically positioned adjoining the pristine Obi Obi Creek, 1114 Landsborough-Maleny Road is also adjacent to Gardener's Falls which is a popular tourist destination.
The property further benefits from being located next to the well known Spicers Tamarind Retreat.
This expansive Sunshine Coast hinterland property, improved with a natural spring-fed dam and closely located to Maleny town centre, is an outstanding offering without comparison, Mr Carne said.
"This property is perfect to build a dream home or hinterland escape, or develop accommodation cabins and take advantage of this growing tourism region.''
The development approval is valid until the May 17, 2019.
The property is being offered for sale by way of auction that will be held on site at 11am on Thursday, December 14.
MALENY
1114 Landsborough-Maleny Road
What: 18.42ha of vacant land
Features: DA approval in place for 12 accommodation cabins, a restaurant, and manager's residence
Price: Auction on site Thursday, December 14, at 11am
Agent: Leo Carne and Brad Moore at Colliers International Hotels and Colliers International Sunshine Coast
Contact: +61 439 736 861, +61 428 481 008
Originally published as Hinterland holding comes with development approval
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