• 151.85 / 375.23 acres on 8 freehold titles, bordering established residential and commercial development in the Urban Footprint (adjacent to The Outlook; and opposite Scenic Rise and Eucalee estates).
• 65km south of Brisbane CBD and 5km north of Beaudesert township
• Located along the corridor of the future Salisbury – Beaudesert passenger rail service with two proposed stations within the property boundaries. Preliminary planning is in place for a transport – oriented, master planned community yielding approximately 1200 residential lots of varying sizes – Northside. Includes community and sporting facilities and riverside parklands.
• Scenic Rim Regional Council has stated support for higher density, transit – oriented development around the three railway stations currently identified in the Scenic Rim (two are situated on the subject land).
• Current submission before Qld Government seeking inclusion of the subject land in the Urban Footprint as part of the Department of State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning (DSDILGP) review of the SE Qld Regional Plan (Shaping SEQ). Rezoning of the subject land will result in a significant market value uplift and facilitate potential residential development.
• Few development constraints – the majority of the holding is sparsely vegetated, gently sloping and has minimal structural improvements. There is ready access to key infrastructure and capacity to connect existing infrastructure work
• Approximately 4km frontage to the Logan River
• Road frontages to: Allan Creek Road (Lot 7 – northern end); Helen, Petersen Drumley and Beetham Streets (southern end of holding)
• Lot 7 (currently operating as part of the owners’ cattle enterprise) contains a circa 1920, 4 bedroom renovated Queenslander; 3 x work/hay sheds, cattle yards, 6 stock dams, 2 bores and 6 x Logan River water allocations.
• The population of the Scenic Rim is expected to grow from 44,000 in 2021 to more than 67,000 in 2041 (Scenic Rim Growth Management Strategy 2041). This significant population growth is driven by the following factors:
a) Increasing development at the nearby Bromelton industrial precinct within the Bromelton State Development Area – a strategic employment opportunity for the Scenic Rim, southern Logan and the SEQ region.
b) The possible construction of the proposed Salisbury to Beaudesert passenger rail line, described by DTMR as ‘a key part of the Queensland Government’s long-term vision for the South East Queensland rail network’.
c) High levels of regional migration following the COVID-19 pandemic
d) The relative affordability of housing in the Scenic Rim compared to Brisbane and Gold
Coast.
For more information, contact Danny Bukowski on 0427 007 116 or by email to: daniel.bukowski@c1realty.com.au