153 Murray Street, Gawler, SA 5118

This is a rare chance to secure a landmark corner holding in the heart of one of South Australia's fastest-growing regional centres.

Positioned on the high-exposure corner of Murray Street and Lyndoch Road with over 18,000* cars passing daily, the property sits at the gateway to the Barossa and the proposed master-planned community of Concordia. Concordia is planned for 10,000 to 12,000* new homes, with a projected population of up to 30,000* residents on completion.

The character-filled improvements offer 396 sqm* of versatile accommodation on a Torrens Title site of 534 sqm* (subject to survey). The modernised open plan layout suits showroom, retail, office or service uses.

Property features:
•	Versatile improvements of 396 sqm* 
•	Torrens Title site of 534 sqm* (subject to survey)
•	Dual street frontages with large display windows
•	Modernised open plan configuration 
•	Ducted evaporative cooling and split system air conditioning
•	Male and female amenities plus showers and kitchenette
•	Highly valuable hydraulic goods lift rated up to 2,000kg*
•	Three-phase power and alarm system
•	On-site parking + additional car parking nearby
•	Township Main Street Zone

Location:
•	On the main street, moments from Gawler Central Shopping Centre (Coles), Woolworths and Big W
•	Walking distance to Gawler Central Railway Station, the Civic Centre and the Town of Gawler Administration Centre
•	Exchange Hotel next door and Pioneer Park opposite
•	On the Lyndoch Road / Barossa Valley Way route to the Barossa and the Concordia growth area

For further information or to arrange an inspection, contact the appointed sales and leasing agents.

David Reid – 0418 810 865
Adam Linke – 0438 425 867

Pirie Property Group | RLA 336384
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Please note: Images of the building facade have been digitally altered for marketing purposes to remove the previous tenant's signage. The existing signage will be removed prior to settlement. Prospective purchasers should inspect the property and make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves as to its current condition.