Located at 137 Explorers Way in Highland Park, the asset is located on a 1,104 square metre site area and benefits from a high-volume traffic road.

The property is being marketed and sold by Ray White Commercial Gold Coast Sales Specialist Michael Willems and Sales Professional Jackson Rameau.

At a glance:

• Gold Coast aquatic centre to be sold at auction 
• The property is located on a 1,104 square metre site area at 137 Explorers Way
• The asset is leased until 2021 and returns an annual net income of approximately $58,174

Mr Willems said the site was improved by an established aquatic centre that has a lease until October 2021 with a 10-year option.

“The asset represents a fantastic opportunity to purchase a first-class aquatic centre with a 10-year lease until 2021 with the property returning an annual net income of approximately $58,174 plus GST,” Willems said. 

“The aquatic centre is in the heart of a huge residential suburb and sits next to a vibrant community shopping centre anchored by an IGA supermarket.
 
“The property also benefits from excellent connectivity to major arterial roads and infrastructure which provides great access in and out.”
 
Mr Rameau said the thriving and established aquatic centre was based neatly between Nerang to the north, and Carrara to the east.

“Adjacent to the property is the Highland Park Shopping Plaza, a neighbourhood centre featuring Spano’s IGA Supermarket, Highland Park Family Tavern and is complemented by 16 specialty stores,” Rameau said.
 
“Opposite the asset is the William Duncan School and it’s also in close proximity to the Highland’s Medical Centre and a Goodstart Early Learning Centre.”
 
The auction will take place at the Gold Coast Turf Club, Racecourse Drive in Bundall, on Thursday 14 November at 11am (AEST).

Similar to this:

Rare retail asset in the heart of Surfers Paradise comes to market

Private investors dominate Gold Coast office market, says latest Colliers International research

Two separate commercial Gold Coast properties sell for a combined $3.45 million