123-127 Lannercost Street, Ingham, Qld 4850

123-127 Lannercost Street & 101-103 McIlwraith Street, Ingham QLD 4850

A rare opportunity to secure one of Ingham's premier and most substantial industrial holdings. Located on the western fringe of the township, just 100 km north of Townsville, this high-exposure property offers flexible owner-occupier, leasing, and multi-tenancy investment configurations.   

Key Property Highlights
•  Total Building Area: Approximately 3,880 sqm across multiple high-clearance warehouses, workshop bays, showroom facilities, and professional office suites.   
•  Substantial Landholding: 10,296 sqm across six titles, incorporating freehold industrial parcels, an expansive 4,046 sqm laydown yard with all-weather access, and dedicated sealed parking.
•  Industrial Infrastructure: Equipped with dual 4.9-tonne overhead gantry cranes, three-phase power throughout, multi-bay roller doors, and 5-metre-wide all-weather drive-through breezeways.   
•  Flood Mitigation: Fully engineered site pad built well above surrounding ground level to ensure operational resilience.   
•  Flexible Tenancy Terms: Available as a whole or in divisible tenancies for lease, or available for outright freehold purchase.   

Building areas and tenancy information
•  123 Lannercost Street: 1,275 sqm workshop and offices - Available for Lease
•  125 Lannercost Street: 1,205 sqm workshop and offices - Available for Lease
•  127 Lannercost Street: 1,400 sqm showroom, workshop and offices - Leased to North Queensland Agricultural Supplies (NQAS), producing strong, long-term, holding income 
•  101-103 McIlwraith Street - 4,046 sqm laydown yard

Ingham & Hinchinbrook Shire Economic Overview
•  Ingham serves as the commercial and service hub of the Hinchinbrook Shire, benefiting from a diversified regional economy and direct Bruce Highway connectivity:   Economic Output: 
•  The Hinchinbrook Shire generates an estimated $760 million + in Gross Regional Product (GRP).
•  Workforce & Enterprise: The region supports a local population of over 11,100 residents, driving more than 4,800 local jobs across 1,280 + registered businesses.
•  Major Industry Anchors: The local economy is driven by one of Australia's largest sugar manufacturing and bio-refining corridors - anchoring global corporations such as Wilmar Sugar - supported by robust beef cattle grazing, commercial fishing, horticulture, and a thriving eco-tourism gateway to Hinchinbrook Island and Wallaman Falls.

Enquiries & Inspections

Whether expanding your regional supply-chain footprint or acquiring a strategic, high-yielding industrial asset, this site offers immediate scale and operational flexibility.   

Terms: For Sale or Lease via Expressions of Interest.

Inspections: Strictly by appointment with the exclusive agents