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A central Toowoomba commercial building with its own vault has been listed for sale.
Ray White Commercial Toowoomba’s Peter Marks is seeking expressions of interest for the 220sqm office space at 6 Union Street, which is fully air-conditioned and includes a garage.
Known for the four distinctive vertical windows on its facade, the two-storey building was previously occupied by not-for-profit religious organisation Power to Change, formerly known as StudentLife.
“The well-located property, which is on 175sqm of land, would be ideal for owner-occupier,” Mr Marks says.
“There are two reception areas, a conference room and 14 offices, with many areas featuring wood panelling and built-in cabinetry.
“With so much space as well as male and female amenities on both levels, there is also the potential for two tenancies.”
With a 9.3m frontage to Union Street, the building is close to the Toowoomba CBD and retail area.
Expressions of interest for 6 Union Street close at 4pm on Thursday, March 15 2018.
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