3009/27 Garden Street, Southport, Qld 4215

CLARK Commercial presents 3009/27 Garden Street, Southport, to the market for sale by Offers to Purchase, closing July 15th at 4pm AEST, unless sold prior.

This is an extremely rare opportunity to acquire a fully leased and managed asset, secured by TURSA, a strong-covenant tenant with 39 locations across QLD and NSW, on a long-term, Landlord-friendly net lease with guaranteed growth. 

Investment Highlights:

• Income: $60,000 + Outgoings + GST per annum
• Secure Lease: Long-term net lease until the end of 2028 plus option to 2031
• Landlord-friendly: Tenant pays 100% of recoverable outgoings* including management fees 
• Guaranteed Growth: 4% fixed annual increases
• Strong Tenant Covenant: Occupied by TURSA (39 locations across QLD & NSW)
• Prominent Position: 97sqm high exposure ground floor tenancy
• Versatile Space: Ideal for both medical and office use
• Recent Upgrades: New air conditioning and fresh tenant fitout
• Premium Amenities: Secure basement parking, 24/7 onsite security, surrounded by cafes and restaurants 
• Prime Location: In the heart of Southport CBD, convenient access to Magistrates Court, Legal Precinct, G:Link station, and nearby commercial precincts

IM, Lease, Form 2, Contract of Sale, all available upon request.

For a copy of the Information Memorandum, and to arrange an inspection of the property, please contact James Brown | 0475 102 778 | [email protected].

* Approximately
* Sinking fund can't be charged to tenant 

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