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Win's Australian ArtWin's Gallery Is For Sale |
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Win's Gallery Art and Woodcraft is for saleThe sale includes both the business and the freehold property at 35 Grigg Street, Ravenshoe, North Queensland, Australia. Ravenshoe (altitude 915m) is situated on the Atherton Tablelands (Cairns Highlands). It has a cool mountain climate but is just two hours from tropical Cairns, gateway to the Barrier Reef. The property, Lot plan L207/RP889323 has an area of 918 square metres. It is a corner block with the rear entrance a back lane and the front on the main street. It is zoned general business. The only adjacent building is Ravenshoe Tyres, a substantial concrete block building which provides wind protection. Behind the Gallery are two timber flats, a two car shelter, a high fenced vegetable garden and space for a 6m wide double garage or shed. The lawn and gardens are well maintained by a caring tenant. |
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The duplex.: two flats, the North facing flat slightly smaller with two bedrooms. The larger has two slightly bigger bedrooms and a very small visitors bedroom in the back laundry. Both kitchens have new cushioned vinyl. Both lounges have been recently repainted and gyprock lines each side of the separating wall to give sound-proofing. The larger flat has a pot belly stove for winter warmth. Both flats have a small storage room. .The old style timber flats were originally part of the Rocky Creek Military Hospital The flats are partly furnished: the larger has, besides the stove, a fridge, kitchen dresser and cupboards, a double bed, wardrobe and dressing table; the smaller has a kitchen table, a wardrobe, a double and single bed and a dressing table with built in kitchen cupboards. |
Win's Gallery Art and Woodcraft The Gallery building is of concrete brick, built 1990, originally as a restaurant, 18m x 6m. There are two main rooms and two toilets and a storage space. The hoods and extract fans of the original kitchen are still in place; the building has reverse cycle air conditioning and three phase power. Both rooms have good quality paint and gallery fittings. The front room does not have gallery lighting because of good natural light. The Gallery is on the main street but there is good parking in front of the Gallery and on the side street. This is an operating art gallery featuring the paintings and prints of Winsome Board together with local woodcraft including bowls and vases crafted by Reg Lockyer, hand made glass from Dragon Glass Studio and Pottery by Annette Tranter, and jewellery by Raina Ham. Local writers contribute books of poetry and local history. The business has been operating for eleven years: it has a reputation for high quality. Details of the business are available for serious prospective buyers. A buyer who appreciated the current business and who would be prepared to sell Winsome's work would be preferred. Her main reason for wanting to sell is to have more free time to paint. Winsome's painting have been shown in four Art magazines and she was a finalist in Australian Artist and International Artist. Her work is well known and this would be a great asset to any future owner. The price includes fittings and stock valued at $30,000 while Winsome would give a successful buyer the sole right to sell her paintings for the first year at agreed commission with the option to extend the agreement if both were happy. This property would provide an enjoyable lifestyle with income to the right person or couple with opportunities for expansion in internet marketing or a framing business. |
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Price $650,000 neg. |
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