28 High Street, Strathalbyn, SA 5255

Property highlights:

- Suit Owner Occupiers and Investors

- Generous 570m2* near flat Torrens title site in the heart of Strathalbyn's shopping & tourist precinct with unique rear access

- 121.5m2* Commercial zoned building

- Large balance of land with shedding and room for expansion (subject to necessary consents)

- Fantastic high visibility location on Strathalbyn's most recognisable street

- Potential for an array of commercial ventures (subject to necessary consents)

- Zoned- Township Main Street

- Land Use- Shop

*Strathalbyn is located around 55km from the Adelaide CBD, 35km from the South Coast and a mere 45km from the Rural city of Murray Bridge.

The current population for Strathalbyn is 6,447, and is forecast to grow to 8,356 by 2041. Of the employed people in Strathalbyn (SA), the most common responses for industry of employment included Aged Care Residential Services 4.2%, Supermarket and Grocery Stores 3.4%, Hospitals (3.0%, Other Social Assistance Services 2.5% and Cafes and Restaurants 2.5%.

The vibrant township is certainly a town on the move with significant investment coming from various retail, industry, educational and medical entities. The residential development sector is just as strong with some 208 dwellings being built in the township in the last 12 months (No.5 ranking for townships through South Australia- source The Advertiser). A further 1000 residential allotments are forecast to be created over the next 10 years

Recently the township has undertaken a $7.7m revitalisation project which has bolstered the already strong appeal of Strathalbyn.

Strathalbyn has long been regarded as the business hub for surrounding towns and is the gateway to the Fleurieu Peninsula, all roads lead to one of South Australia's prettiest towns, Strathalbyn.

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All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions. Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.