This highly desirable property in Marton, spanning approximately 1.7580 hectares, carries a fascinating historical significance as the former main grandstand for the Marton Jockey Club. The primary structure, a solid concrete building, has been repurposed as a depot for my clients' business. It provides approximately 657 m2 of high-stud space, making it well suited for vehicle and equipment storage. The property also includes a former toilet complex, which presents an opportunity for conversion into additional storage space with some modifications. Zoned as Rural Industry Zone A, the property benefits from its location as a large, flat area located on the edge of town, offering versatile usage options. It is connected to the town water supply and features two substantial concrete water tanks that collect rainwater from the buildings. While the property is currently optimised for its role as a depot, its potential for various other uses adds to its appeal.

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This spacious 251 m2 combination-use building offers a versatile investment opportunity with its well-thought-out layout. Set on approximately 691 m2 of land the property features: * Offices upstairs and downstairs: this configuration provides ample professional or administrative space, making it suitable for a variety of business needs or potential residential use. * Warehouse at the rear: the substantial warehouse space is ideal for storage or operational functions, complementing the office areas and adding significant value. * Front offices: positioned at the front of the property, these offices enhance the building's appeal by offering an environment for client or customer interactions or business operations. * Parking: the property features ample off-street parking. The blend of office and warehouse space makes this property a popular choice for investors and/or business owners seeking a flexible and functional space.

From $297,000 + GST (if any)

This is an extremely rare opportunity to own outright these classically designed complex of buildings, featuring distinct "Edwardian" styles such as "Free Classical" and the picturesque "Italianate" design. Dating from 1900 to 1920 and with names like "Cobbler", "Davenport Brothers", and "Abraham and Williams" reflecting the rich history evident in every part of these impressive structures. Set on approximately 1678 m2 of land, these buildings dominate a prominent corner location in arguably the most notable part of the town. With a collective floor area of approximately 2102 m2, these buildings maintain their form and individual aesthetics but are in need of strengthening and restoration. The buildings are at the threshold of project commencement, with my clients having undertaken extensive preworks evaluation with qualified professionals and compiling an extensive portfolio of information. In the initial stages, we invite expressions of interest from suitably qualified persons to engage in meaningful discussions to progress this project and get it underway. My clients are ready for action and invite expressions of interest with an open mind. This will be one of the most momentous developments in recent times in this town and will leave a lasting and positive impression.

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