18-20 Cadiz Street Cervantes, WA 6511

Are you ready to escape the rat race and create something of your own by the coast?
Whether you're dreaming of a career change, wanting to spend more time with family, or seeking an exciting sea-change opportunity - this could be the one.

Endless Business Potential
With two separate shopfronts and flexible zoning, the options are wide open:
• Gym or wellness studio
• Bed and Breakfast
• Cinema or theatre
• Motor vehicle repairs
• Tavern
• Bakery or café
• Gift shop or retail boutique
• Foodery, restaurant or takeaway venue
• Yoga, Pilates or sound healing space
• Art studio or creative hub
• Medical or allied health rooms
• Caretaker's residence (STCA)

Why settle for one concept when you could share the space or operate multiple ventures under one roof?

A Unique Opportunity
The current owner purchased with a vision of bringing something fresh and needed to town and is open to negotiation across multiple aspects (installation, rent, fit-out discussions, etc.). This flexibility creates a rare opportunity for the right person to build something truly special.

With the popular Lobster Shack, the Pinnacles, and other local attractions drawing consistent visitors, Cervantes remains a well-loved coastal destination where a new business could absolutely thrive.

Property Features
• Prime location in the heart of Cervantes
• Generous 1,207sqm block
• Multiple parking spaces
• Flexible internal areas for various uses
• Toilet facilities onsite

If you have a can-do attitude and the drive to create something exciting, I'd love to chat.
For further information or to arrange a private inspection, please call or email me directly on 0468 935 751 or phoebe.pini@raywhite.com

Disclaimer: This property is also currently advertised for sale.

This information has been prepared to assist in the marketing of this property. While all care has been taken to ensure the information provided is correct, Ray White Jurien Bay does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of the information, and interested parties should make their own enquiries.