After almost a decade of no active mining, the Beaconsfield Gold Mine is set to reopen. The new owner hopes to return the 593 hectare site to its former glory as being home to one of the Natural State’s richest gold operations, which once produced nearly 2 million ounces of gold, with an average of nearly 15 grams a tonne, between the years 1887 and 2012. All this means you can take advantage of the new mining investment in the area by securing a site with multiple potential uses, customisable depending on the demand for goods and services for the renewed industry activity now in the pipeline.

The property available is currently zoned “Local business” and consists of a flat land area of 776m2 with a building fronting Weld Street, which is the main street of the town, there is ample room at the back of the building with separate access of Jubilee Lane, for parking of vehicles and or equipment or potentially space to build more infrastructure. The building itself has a reception area and counter, two separate offices, staff amenities including a bathroom, two toilets and a kitchenette. There is also a workshop space with internal vehicle access and no end of potential uses.

Investment is always best made in growth projects and with the state and federal governments now focused on growing employment and underpinning industry with confidence, it’s very likely the relaunch of mining in Beaconsfield will be given every opportunity to prosper. To be ahead of the curve and secure a sound investment for your portfolio, call us today to secure 139 Weld Street Beaconsfield.