Moranbah is in the heart of the Bowen Basin and this region is know for producing some of the highest quality coal in Australia.
Dream it.
This development is fully approved and already partly developed. It allows for a medium to long term staged approach and presents and attractive opportuity for a developer or investment partner, given the significant upturn curretnly occurring the in the mining market.
Build it.
Currently located in the Proirity Development Area declared under the Economic Development Act (Qld). This property has been developed for a range of commercial, service and residential uses including:
McDonald’s restaurant and drive through
Puma Service Station
Traditional house and land residential
Multi unit (high density) residential
Grow it.
The property is ideally placed for a range of future developments including:
Hospitality
Accommodation
Retail, commerical & services industries
Multi residential
Location.
Moranbah is located in the Bowen Basin coal belt, approximately 200km south-west of Mackay in Central Queensland and is part of the Isaac Regional Council area.
Grosvenor Projects development area is centrally located in the ULDA’s future plans of the township and features ONE of the the three ‘activity nodes’, residential & mixed us zones.
Prime position.
Grosvenor Projects prime position is something that sets itself aside from anything else available in the Bowen Basin.
The Moranbah Urban Development Area (UDA) measures 1218 hectares which comprices a number of sites within the Moranbah toownship an da large site to the west of Goonyella Road.
The Moranbah UDA encompasses large areas of vacan land, part of the gold club and a small amount of residential and industrial land.*
ULDA Vision Statement
The Moranbah UDA will assist in accommodating a thriving major regional activity centre which has a key role in supporting the expansion of the Bowen Basin mining industry. The UDA will provide more affordable housing through the improved supply of residential land and a greater range of housing types to suit the needs of the Moranbah community.*
*Source: moranbah—develeopment-scheme july 2011.pdf
