For Sale

42-44 Norman Street,
Gordonvale 4865, Queensland

565m² land size
608m² building size
Retail

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Property details

Prime Gordonvale - fully leased asset

As the area grows, step into the beating heart of Gordonvale with this rare mixed-use freehold property-with every square inch tenanted. Positioned on a generous 564 m² with unbeatable main-street exposure and rear lane access, this solid two-level concrete and brick building offers multiple income streams under one roof:

• Ground-floor retail/office space (approx. 180 m²) 2 tenancies - with large street-front windows.
• Rear warehouse (approx. 212 m²) secure hardstand and rear lane access.
• First-floor residences (approx. 108 m²/unit)-2 well presented apartments.

The multi use building has been configured to maximise it's potential within the town centre and is surrounded by well established businesses drawing steady foot traffic-including IGA, local cafes, hotels and service organisations. This is a high return property that works as hard as you do.

Gordonvale has and will continue to thrive as a rural sugar-growing town, however with the southern growth corridor of Cairns is now one of the region's fastest-developing areas, stretching from the city's southern suburbs through to Gordonvale and beyond via the Bruce Highway. Driven by population growth, housing demand, and improved infrastructure, this corridor has seen significant residential estates, commercial hubs, and transport upgrades take shape. As Cairns continues to expand, the southern corridor is emerging as a key focus for sustainable urban development and long-term economic growth.

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