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Substantial DA approved development site for sale in Aratula

DEVELOPERS have the opportunity to snap up an approved site in the Scenic Rim’s Aratula for $849,000 at 76-80 Duncan Drive.

The asset, that comes with a large 18.58ha* land area, is zoned rural residential and is adjacent to an existing estate.

The development site is being marketed and sold by Ray White Special Projects Associate Director Andrew Burke.

Mr Burke said the asset would appeal to a developer, a land banker, an investor or simply someone who wanted to reside in a charming little town.

“The site is in the picturesque Scenic Rim Region and offers spectacular views of Mount Edwards and easy access to the Cunningham Highway,” Mr Burke said.

“The development approval in place is for 38 lots with a 4,000sq m* lot size, so there’s a real opportunity to come in and build something special here.

“Halfway between Brisbane and Warwick on the Cunningham Highway, Aratula is well renowned as an ambient country town, providing a key welcome rest-and-refuel stop for travelers.

“By road, Aratula is a 30-minute* drive south-west of Ipswich and is an hour* from Brisbane.

“The region is surrounded by the spectacular Moogerah Peaks National Park and Main Rain National Park.

“Aratula offers a wide variety of amenities for residents and tourists including local produce, arts and crafts outlets, cafes, a bakery, commercial services, service stations, School of Arts hall, a hotel, motels, caravan park and camping grounds.

“It further provides a local primary school – Aratula State School – which is a co-educational facility that caters for all students from prep to year six.

“The region is also home to the annual signature event of Scenic Rim’s Eat Local Week, the Winter Harvest Festival.”

*Approximately.

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