2 Caloundra Street,

Landsborough

Presenting a range of opportunities, 2 Caloundra Street sits in the heart of Landsborough, just minutes from transport and local retail.

This modest, post-war high set home, complete with an enclosed in-garage workshop, is positioned on a generous 1304sqm parcel. With Local Centre zoning, the property offers outstanding flexibility, ideal for buyers seeking a renovation project, savvy investors looking to land bank, or those exploring commercial and business potential in the strategic township of Landsborough.

Located at the southern end of the popular Sunshine Coast hinterland, this area is poised for exponential growth over the coming decade, with a raft of infrastructure projects already in the pipeline.

There is also the option to purchase the adjoining property at 4 Caloundra Street, bringing the total landholding to an impressive 2430sqm. Number 4 comprises a vacant 1126sqm block with Low Density Residential zoning, and boundary fencing enclosing the combined perimeter of both properties.

• Three bedroom home set on 1,304sqm flat and level parcel
• Local Centre zoning with scope for renovation or development (STCA)
• Town water and sewer
• Positioned on a service road for convenient access while maintaining central positioning
• Approx. 100m to Landsborough train station and local village amenities
• Close to Landsborough State School and everyday conveniences
• Easy access to Steve Irwin Way connecting to Beerwah and surrounding hubs
• Only 25 minutes to the Sunshine Coast's pristine beaches
• Approximately 60 minutes to Brisbane CBD and airport

Opportunities of this scale and zoning in central Landsborough are increasingly rare. This is an exceptional chance to secure a substantial, flexible, landholding just moments from the town centre, in one of the Sunshine Coast hinterland's most connected and evolving pockets.

For further information, please contact Jo Daley or Cassi Nuske.

Disclaimer: We believe the information contained herein is accurate; however, interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.