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233-239 Currie Street
Adelaide SA 5000

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Floor area: 604m2
Land area: 723m2
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'Edinburgh Castle' - Occupy, Reposition, Redevelop

RWC Adelaide are proud to exclusively present for sale the 'Edinburgh Castle' at 233-239 Currie Street, Adelaide.
After recent refurbishment, the Edinburgh Castle is well-presented to suit owner occupiers in the hotelier/publican sector, owner occupiers looking to convert the existing improvements for alternate uses, or developers looking to capitalise on the western Adelaide CBD location and favourable zoning provisions.
• High profile corner position in the Adelaide CBD
• Dual fronted site of 723 sqm* with in excess of 53 m* of frontage
• Well-presented 604 sqm* two storey hotel/pub with beer garden and balcony areas
• Favourable Capital City zone with height allowances up to 43m for mixed-use development
• Close proximity to Uni SA West Campus and TAFE SA, suiting redevelopment into Student Accommodation or BTR (stcc)
• Offered with vacant possession with no stamp duty payable
233-239 Currie Street, Adelaide is offered for sale by Private Treaty.
For further information please contact the RWC Adelaide team.

Property Details for 233-239 Currie St, Adelaide

Building Type
Commercial
Floor Size
604m2
Land Size
723m2

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