At the heart of this versatile property is a comfortable three-bedroom home offering open-plan living, with French doors opening onto a deck that provides a seamless connection to the outdoors. The home is set within large grounds, creating a private and spacious living environment. Complementing the residence is a substantial former contractors’ depot, offering extensive working and storage facilities. Key features include a large drive-through truck workshop suitable for heavy vehicles, a service pit for maintenance, and multiple supporting storage and utility structures, making the property exceptionally well suited to transport, contracting or rural service operations. The property is held across two titles totalling approximately 2.01 hectares, providing flexibility to purchase both together or either title separately. One title incorporates the dwelling and depot facilities, while the second, on its own separate title of approximately 1.07 hectares, has independent access and is improved with a large-bay, high-stud storage shed originally constructed for fertiliser storage. Further complementing the bare land block are two additional buildings used in the running of livestock, providing practical infrastructure to support grazing and rural operations. Positioned just off State Highway 1 via a short side road, the property enjoys excellent accessibility while remaining secure and private. Connected to the local water scheme, this is a property that works well, equally suited to contractors, transport operators, farming enterprises or those seeking a well-equipped lifestyle opportunity with genuine flexibility.

By Negotiation

Holding a commanding position on a key corner site in the heart of Marton’s main commercial centre, this iconic building offers one of the town’s most significant redevelopment opportunities. Originally constructed in 1926, with later additions in the 1940s and 1970s, the former Post Office occupies a substantial 1,312 m2 site with valuable rear yard space, ideal for parking, service access or future expansion. The building’s impressive scale and multiple access points enable flexible configuration, allowing for multiple tenancies or a comprehensive mixed-use redevelopment. Architecturally distinctive, the property retains its original ionic-column portico, balustraded balcony and “Post Office – Marton” parapet signage, blending civic character with modern commercial potential. Constructed in concrete and steel, it also features a basement level accessed by a spiral staircase, housing the original mechanical plant. Recent renovations and new tenancies have showcased the building’s adaptability, providing clear examples of how contemporary fit-outs can be integrated into the existing structure. Importantly, the opportunity now continues the owners’ ongoing programme of improvements, unlocking the next stage of development for the remaining floor areas and exterior elements. With its large footprint, prime town-centre position, and proven capacity for transformation, this landmark building is ideally placed to anchor the next phase of Marton’s revitalisation.

By Negotiation

This bare land block on its own separate title of approximately 1.07 hectares, has independent access and is improved with a large-bay, high-stud storage shed originally constructed for fertiliser storage, offering further versatile storage options are two additional buildings used in the running of livestock, providing practical infrastructure to support grazing and rural activities. Also available on the adjoining title is my client's lifestyle block listing reference WGC219364.

From $170,000 Incl GST