"Kuranda Railway Heritage Village"

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Kuranda is the tropical tourist town nestled at the top of the Great Dividing Range, just above Cairns, the capital of  Far North Queensland.  World renowned for the train trip to reach it through the Barron Gorge, the tropical gardens at the railway station, the Skyrail cable car across the top of the World Heritage rainforest, butterfly, bird and animal parks, markets,  shopping and eating experiences.

The land area is 1,815 sq m, in what can only be described as a picturesque setting, with the rear half covered by a pristine rainforest gully which offers amazing views into the forest from the rear of the building.  External photos of the location and complex can be found here.

The complex is built over three levels, with the top two being retail space and the lower level undercover off-street parking.  It is in good condition, well maintained, painted externally in 2003 and currently un-tenanted.  It is serviced with all utilities including town water, sewerage, telephone and broadband internet. 

Internally the property is divided into individual retail spaces, with concrete floors, roller door access, wide verandas and views into the rainforest at the rear and the landscaped gardens at the front. Internal photos of the complex can be found here.

Zoned Village/Commercial the property is currently ready to operate as 12 shops and also has Town planning approval and consents for conversion into residential accommodation consisting of 11 units - 2 x 2 bedroom, 8 x 1 bedroom and a 1 bedroom managers unit with reception/shop.  The proposal also includes undercover parking, two swimming pools, external toilets, store rooms and has been designed for strata titling.  Preliminary plans of the proposed development can be found here.