6 AIRPORT DRIVE Kensington QLD 4670

Positioned in the heart of Kensington's rapidly expanding commercial precinct, this 2,038m² corner allotment at 6 Airport Drive presents an outstanding opportunity for investors, developers, and owner-occupiers alike.

Strategically located between a national caravan dealership and one of the region's busiest service stations, the site offers exceptional exposure, strong passing traffic, and immediate proximity to key infrastructure.

Set within the thriving Bundaberg Airport precinct, the property benefits from close access to Bundaberg Airport and is surrounded by established national and multinational occupiers including Bunnings Warehouse Bundaberg and Sugarland Plaza.

Key Features:

* Prominent 2,038m² corner site with dual street frontage

* High-traffic location within established industrial/commercial hub

* Surrounded by major national operators and essential services

* Flexible commercial zoning - ideal for warehousing, hardstand, or future development

* Excellent access to major arterial roads and transport links

Growth & Investment Fundamentals:

* Bundaberg region continues to experience steady population growth of approximately 1.2-1.5% per annum, driving demand for commercial services

* Significant infrastructure investment, including upgrades and expansion at Bundaberg Hospital, supporting employment and economic activity

* Strong performance in industrial and logistics sectors, with increasing demand for well-located commercial land in Kensington
Airport precinct growth positioning this corridor as a key future business and logistics hub

Whether you're looking to land bank, develop immediately, or secure a foothold in one of Bundaberg's most active commercial zones, this property represents a compelling opportunity.

Book your private inspection today with your local Exclusive Harcourts Ignite agent on 0427 728 734.

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.