10 Edwin Campion Drive

Monkland QLD 4570

Access via - Edwin Campion Drive.
All sites are Level, with curb and channel, underground power & town water, stormwater, sewer and telecommunications.
Sites range in size from 1200m2 to 5000m2, or combine sites to create a bigger pad.
10 Edwin Campion Drive, 1208m2, 26m frontage x 44m deep. North / South Aspect.
There are approximately 18 sites available for sale ready for your development.
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This is a great opportunity to partner with a very successful Commercial development Precinct.
Quality infrastructure, great elevated location, no flood risks, everything ready to go, quality trading neighbours, high traffic exposure, highway access in all directions with a new highway upgrade on the way.
The Gympie Shire is moving ahead with massive State and Federal infrastructure funding. Please refer to attached reports for economic growth forecasts and demographic data.
This listing feature image, is a concept design for site 10 Edwin Campion Drive. This concept illustrates the integration of site parking, both open and undercover, quality design office space with warehouse combination.
The sale price includes land site only.
There are several concepts included in the photo file. These concepts are scalable to many sites and customisable to your requirements. We even have a concept design for a medical precinct. Design is only limited by your imagination and business requirements.
If you require support in site feasability, DA Design and development we can direct you to industry specialists to manage any property related issues from sales to Development and anything in between. This involves the co-ordination of an external consultant team, value engineering, hosting co-ordination meetings with authorities, managing the formal lodgement with local government agencies all while managing a detailed program and cash flow for the client. Our Partners have the ability to project manage the development process from start to finish, providing valuable property insights and connections to leading consultants, contractors that will make your project run smoothly.
Auto Barn is a fine example of concept to completion for the client.
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Specialised Centre - Zone Code
(1) The purpose of the zone provides for one (or more) specialised uses.
(2) The specific focus and the purpose of the specialised centre is:
(a) to consolidate the Gympie Medical Precinct as a centre for the medical or surgical care or
treatment of patients, and ancillary activities servicing the needs of patients, workers and
visitors, including accommodation, chemists, shops and food outlets; and
(b) to accommodate within the Monkland Showroom Precinct bulky goods showrooms, retail
warehouses and 'big-box' retail uses that benefit from highway exposure and are
constrained by lot size requirements from establishing in other areas of Gympie.
Gympie Medical Precinct:
(a) A wide range of health care activities and support services are provided and form the
predominant land use.
(b) Non-medical uses including residential care facilities and short-term accommodation
servicing the needs of patients and visitors are established where potential conflicts
between the residential uses and health care uses are appropriately managed.

Monkland Showroom Precinct:
(e) Showrooms, bulky goods outlets, retail warehouses and support facilities are provided
and form the predominant land use.
(f) Development is designed to provide a high standard of appearance and high level of
amenity.
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The family behind the name Bunworth
The Bunworths were one of the early merchant and business families to settle in Gympie. Charles Campion Bunworth born in Cork Ireland 1845 and his wife Mary Ann formerly Wright born in Ipswich Queensland 1850 established substantial business interests and properties in Gympie from the 1870 onwards, including several stores and businesses in Mary Street .
They raised a family of eight daughters and one son Edwin (Ted) Campion Bunworth. On Charles Bunworth death, in 1895 the family businesses were carried on by his surviving children in partnership, one of the more prominent of these businesses which traded in Gympie for more than 60 years well into the nineteen fifties was Bunworth and Co, aerated soft drinks and cordial manufacturers. Situated in Barter Street Gympie.
Ted Bunworth 1888 to 1961 was involved in running Bunworth and Co and his sister Dora from the turn of the 20th century. Ted was a well-known Gympie identity not only in business but also in community and sports activities.
He was patron of a number of Gympie football clubs and was the manager of Gympie boxer Archie Bradley when Bradley was Australian welterweight champion. In 1909 Ted Bunworth married Ettie Jane Daddo who was also from Gympie they had three daughters Jessie, Clare and Marie and one son Jacky.
Ted had died in Gympie in January 1961 and is buried in the family Grave at Gympie cemetery.
Developers David Bannister and his wife Suzanne. Suzanne Bannister being the only child of Marie Bunworth, she and her husband David wanted to link the new development to a piece of Gympie history, and therefore named It Bunworth Park in honour of her family's long entrepreneurial tradition
Disclaimer - All information detailed including future development options contained herein are gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided and interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries. All listed development options above and council zoning, require the buyer's own due diligence and are subject to satisfaction of the zoning code & subject to council approval.