48 High St Jandowae QLD 4410

Phone enquiries - please call 1300 594 794 and quote property ID 38877.

Key property Features.

Currently $52k PA Income.

819 Sqm Freehold Land.
Two separate Buildings.
(A) Cabin
(B)Cafe and separate shop front.
Main Road frontage, (State Route 82) and second road access at rear.
Local Centre Zoning.
30Mins - Dalby (Major Rural Town)
40mins - Chinchilla (Major Rural Town)
Local area includes, Pubs, Hospital, Butcher, Independent supermarket, school etc.

Rental Returns/Tenants.
Two Leases, one new Three (3) year lease, covering all the buildings on the property. Second lease is the onsite ATM (owned by Armaguard). Thie ATM lease is currently being negotiated as new three-year term, either with new owners or will be done with current owners and Novated across once property settled.

Region.
The Western Downs is experiencing significant economic and population growth, driven by its strong agricultural, energy, and resource sectors, and attracts city-to-regional migration. Western Downs is dubbed the "Energy Capital of Queensland", powering two million Australian homes and businesses every day. Jandowae is home to the Wambo Wind Farm, a 50:50 joint venture between Cubico Sustainable Investments—one of the world’s leading renewable energy investors—and Stanwell Corporation Limited, Queensland’s leading government-owned energy generator.

Wambo Wind Farm is being constructed over two stages. Once fully operational, it will comprise 83 wind turbines with a total capacity of over 500 megawatts (MW), enough to power more than 312,000 homes. (Stage 2 commenced in April 2024)

Economic Diversification:
The region's economy is robust and growing, underpinned by agriculture, intensive agriculture, and the energy and resource sectors.

City-to-Regional Migration:
The Western Downs has benefited from increased migration from urban centers, a trend that has continued through recent global shifts and the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Council works with strategic partners to enhance workforce capability, support small businesses, and provide information on investment opportunities.

Future Planning:
The region is developing strategies like the Western Downs 2050 Community Plan to guide future planning and service delivery, aiming to make the region a better place to live and work.

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