22-26
Whittaker
Street
quirindi
NSW,
2343
Price Guide $ 835,000 - $855,000
Land: 3769 sqm
Property: 1953 sqm
Extensive Shedding, Office Facilities & Creek Access Across Dual Titles
Positioned in the heart of Quirindi, 22-26 Whittaker Street presents a rare and flexible opportunity to invest in the rapidly growing Liverpool Plains region-strategically located between Tamworth, Gunnedah, and the Upper Hunter, all of which are experiencing significant development and infrastructure investment.
This dual-title property offers a unique configuration ideal for both investors and owner-occupiers. Live and operate your business from one title, while leasing out the second to generate additional income. The setup includes:
2 x Residential Cottages (x1 two-bedroom residence & x1 one bedroom home) with potential rent of approximately Annual Gross Income: $30,000
2 x Commercial Spaces featuring Truck Sheds and a Shopfront/Office, with potential rent of approximately $500 per week each
Annual Gross Income Potential: $52,000
Total Approximate Annual Gross Income Potential: $82,000
The property features an extensive range of shedding across both titles, offering outstanding flexibility for business operations, storage, or leasing. The first commercial shed includes a generous 18m x 11m shopfront, complete with a lunchroom and five offices, most of which are air-conditioned-ideal for a functional business headquarters. Behind this is a 12.3m x 11m shed, perfect for additional storage or workshop space. On the external part of the block, a substantial 12m x 27.3m shed provides ample room for larger vehicles, machinery, or logistics use. The second title boasts a massive approx. 48m x 16m shed, offering further commercial potential or leasing opportunities. Adding to the appeal is access to the creek at the rear of the property, providing a peaceful natural boundary and potential for landscaping or recreational use.
Over the past three years, the Liverpool Plains has seen consistent property price growth, with median house prices rising by 18.8% and vacant land by 39.5%. The region is experiencing a housing undersupply, driving demand and price increases across all property types. More than $47 million in infrastructure and commercial projects are underway, including poultry farms, bridge upgrades, and service centres.
This is more than just a property-it's a gateway to long-term financial growth in one of NSW's most promising regional markets.
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About quirindi
median House price
410000suburb growth
11.9%median House rent
470suburb rental yield
6.0%Similar Properties
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