Amber Werchon Property and Dan Lal presents to the market, 1 Nandroya Road, Cooroy: this tightly held parcel of 15.12 acres just four minutes to town offers a range of possibilities from building and designing your acreage lifestyle masterpiece, a micro-development (stca) or simply landbank and hold to on-sell for future profit.
The 6.12 hectare site borders Cooroy golf course on the northern side and showcases mountain views; the topography is mostly flat, and could suit a variety of purposes from agricultural/hobby farming, light industry, or residential.
Infrastructure on the property includes partial boundary fencing, large powered factory/shed with office space approximately 10x30m, 2 x additional powered shed, 1 x powered workshop, 2 x rainwater tanks with total capacity of 25,000 litres, bore, and septic system. There is also a dam onsite that has never run dry, so water is plentiful; and there is 3-phase power connected to the property.
Located just four minutes' into the bustling Noosa hinterland township of Cooroy to access amenities including schools, rail, dining, shopping, brewery, tavern, parks, medical centres and more. The historic village of Eumundi with its famous biweekly markets and heritage buildings is a six minute drive; you can be on Noosa Main Beach swimming in beautiful Laguna Bay in under 30 minutes; and access to the Bruce Highway is quick and easy.
Vacant land is increasingly rare across the Sunshine Coast and in the Noosa Shire; parcels this size east of the highway are like finding a unicorn, and as we move into the future and this region continues to attract strong migration from across the country and overseas, land will be at even more of a premium than it is today. Just imagine what this will be worth in 10- 20 years' time, and even sooner.
This is an opportunity to secure a significant sized land holding that can be utilised in various ways, any development will need relevant council approvals, so buyers will need to do their due diligence in this regards; however, there are plenty of viable scenarios. Contact Dan Lal to discuss further and express your interest.
