1/60 Edison Crescent Baringa, QLD 4551

Samuel Hoy & David Goldsworthy from RWC Northern Corridor group are excited to present 1/60 Edison Crescent, Baringa.

Positioned at the front of a recently constructed industrial development, this premium facility offers an exceptional opportunity to secure a high-exposure asset in one of the region's fastest-growing business precincts. Designed with functionality and flexibility in mind, the property caters perfectly to a wide range of users including trades, logistics, e-commerce, and automotive operators, while also delivering a high-end office and customer-facing presence rarely found in industrial stock.

Strategically located within a rapidly evolving business park, the property benefits from outstanding connectivity and is surrounded by significant infrastructure and population growth, underpinning strong long-term appeal.

Key Features:

• Recently constructed, high-quality industrial development
• Front unit position providing excellent exposure and signage opportunities
• Multiple roller doors - ideal for logistics, e-commerce, and automotive users
• Flexible layout suited to a wide range of industrial and trade-based operations
• Multiple on-site toilet facilities
• Impressive ground-floor reception area, capable of being reconfigured into office space
• High-end office fit-out on the upper level
• Well-located within the business park with direct access to Corbould Park & Racecourse Road
• Easy connectivity to Bells Creek Arterial Road & Caloundra Road

Significant surrounding infrastructure investment, including:

• New road connection opening soon to Racecourse Road
• Homemakers Centre scheduled for completion mid-year
• New shopping centre currently under construction
• "People's Place" lagoon-style precinct due to open by year's end
• Future office tower precinct planned within the business park

This is a rare opportunity to secure a modern, versatile industrial property in a location experiencing rapid growth, strong infrastructure investment, and increasing demand from both businesses and the local population.