Emily Pendleton and Christine Freney from Ray White Commercial Northern Corridor Group are pleased to present to market for sale 19-20
Lower Mill Road, Cooroy
Land Area: Lot 3 9,789m2 Lot 4 - 1,113m2 (10,903m2 in total)
Zoning: Medium Impact Industry
Building Areas:
Ground Floor Office - 288m2
Mezzanine Office - 200m2 Warehouse - 2,486m2 Demountable Office 77m2 Storage Shed 328m2 Hardstand 5,173m2
building is panted
Cooroy truly is the heart of the hinterland and can be described in one word as relaxed Cooroy is in south eastern Queensland, located in the northern Sunshine Coast hinterland about 120 kilometers north of the State capital, Brisbane, and about 22 kilometers inland from the coast at Noosa Heads The population is 3,459 (2011 census)
Cooroy’s name came from the Cooroy Mountain, which was originally called Coorooey, from the Aboriginal word for possum, kauri
The area was explored by timber cutters as early as 1863.
Cooroy railway station was opened in 1891 and in the same year a post office opened A town survey was conducted in 1907
Cooroy’s main industry developed from timber, having two operating sawmills, into dairying and fruit growing In 1915, a butter factory opened, which is now operating as an Art and Craft Gallery
The town was bisected by the Bruce Highway, the major northern route in Queensland until a bypass was built
S UNS HINE C OAST AIRPOR T
MAJ O R E X PANS ION
PR OJE C T
$ 2 2 5 M I L L I O N
The a rport expansion project will deliver a brand new 2450m x 45m runway, runway end tax way loops, an expanded apron and terminal faci ities new access roads and utilities
The project will enab e direct flights to more destinations across Australia, Asia and the Western Pacific, enhancing national and global connections It w ll generate jobs and economic growth boost tourism, help export businesses and secure air access to the Sunshine Coast
The airport expansion wi l have the increased capacity to attract up to 2 mi lion more passengers annually by 2040
B RU C E HI G HWAY
E X PANS ION & U P G RADE $ 1 .6 BILLION
The upgrade will deliver critical safety benefits to motorists, improve efficiency and reduce traffic congestion, and ensure the highway can cater for future traffic growth
The upgrade is vital for the continued development of the Sunsh ne Coast and with its increased capacity, the h ghway will provide safer and more efficient trave for commuters and industry along this stretch
The upgrade will separate long distance traffic from local traffic movements, allowing the highway to function as a high speed high vo ume corridor
THE B RI G HT CITY N E W COAS T CITY CENTR E
With world class innovative design at its core the new Maroochydore city centre of the Sunshine Coast is set to become the epicentre of commerce techno ogy, innovat on enterta nment and inner-c ty l ving Designed for the 21st Century this ground breaking development will be embedded with smart technology throughout, to create a cleaner more dynamic city centre that’s not only desirable and l veable; it will have a transformative impact on the reg on ’ s economy
S U S H I N E C O A S T
Sunshine Coast University Hospital (SCUH) is a tertiary teaching hospital servicing al parts of the Sunshine Coast and Gympie regions
SCUH saw its first patients on 21 March 2017 and was officially opened on 19 Apri 2017 by the Queensland Premier and Minister for Hea th and Minister for Ambulance Services
SCUH opened with about 450 beds with plans to grow to 738 beds by 2021 Services and capacity at SCUH w ll continue to develop over the coming years
LIGHT RAIL
PROJ E C T N E W LIGHT R AIL
Sunshine Coast Council light rail project has been identified as a future pillar of the region’s public transport system with its population expected to grow to 560,000 by 2041 The light rail project, proposed to run between Maroochydore and Caloundra, would be up and running within a decade
