27 Brockman Street Pemberton, WA

The property has just been reduced to the current price of $279,000

The main building was rented as "Professional Rooms" to the local doctor but they have moved to their own newly built premises. So here is the opportunity for you to run your own business from your own premises with an option to reside onsite as well, should you wish to do so.

Commercial space (especially office space) is becoming scarce in Pemberton and with the recent uptake of all of the units at Pem-bee Court, there are few quality options available for use.

You could easily run your own business from the front of these premises and live in the rear of the property. Each of the main 4 rooms has running water, a gas bayonet fitting and Reverse A/C so the infrastructure is all in place to develop further or for all rooms to be self-contained.

How about this as an opportunity?
Pemberton has seen an influx of backpackers into our area and there just isn't the space to accommodate them and the numbers are just going to grow as we move forward with more agricultural projects developing in our area. The main building has 4 rooms and a toilet under the main roof as well as a small lunch area with sink etc. Outside there is an additional building that was used to accommodate physiotherapist, perhaps this building could be developed into a communal dining area with kitchen and you would need to add a bathroom facility, but the return on your investment could be very surprising when I hear just how lucrative some of the returns are at the present time.

Or what about this opportunity?
Rent each room out individually to small businesses as office space or alternative health practises such as physiotherapist, massage, beauty therapy, natural healer etc etc We estimate you may be able to rent each room for a minimum of $100 a week x 4 rooms + additional income from the building out the back. Possible earnings of $26,000 per annum if all were rented out all year.

Set on a 1,094sqm block there is plenty of parking at the rear of the premises.

Of course all of the above would need permission from the Shire but given the commercial/residential zoning it should be viewed in a favourable light.