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5 Industrial Sites / - Saleyard Road

Quoiba TAS 7310

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Devonport's Best Located General Industrial Sites

An exceptional opportunity to secure one or more prime industrial allotments in the tightly held Quoiba Industrial Precinct, just minutes from the Devonport CBD and Port of Devonport. These newly titled sites at 7A, 9, 11 & 15 Saleyard Road and 41B Devonport Road range from 2,001 sqm* to 6,010 sqm*, offering flexible configurations to suit a wide range of industrial and logistics operations.

Zoned 'General Industrial', the lots are fully serviced, cleared, and levelled, providing a ready-to-develop platform in one of the North West’s most strategic logistics hubs.

Located approximately 3.6 kms* south of central Devonport, these sites boast exceptional connectivity to key freight corridors including the Bass Highway and Port of Devonport (West) which are within 4* minutes' drive time.

The precinct is surrounded by established industrial users and national operators in food, logistics, and manufacturing – further adding to the location's appeal. 41B Devonport Road also includes a 125 sqm* brick office and storeroom, perfect as the basis for a future site development (STCA). For further information contact Elders Commercial.

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Features

General Features

  • Land Area: 1.5hect
  • Commercial Type: Land/Development
  • Zoning: General Industrial

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