Innisfail is renowned for its rainfall, and it is this that attracted the first settlers more than 110 years ago to grow Sugar Cane and Timber. Sugar is still one of the staples of the area as are Banana’s, Paw Paws and many other exotic fruits. There are also many other fruit, vegetable and spices grown in the area due to the continual water supply and the Cattle industry is also quite buoyant. The international deep water port at Mourilyan allows for ships with a draught of 8 metres and has recently had a multi million dollar upgrade to cater for a prospective increase in Cattle exports.

Innisfail itself is a beautiful town that is renowned for its Art Deco architecture. There are many attractions in the immediate area including Queensland’s number one tourism must do, Paronella Park. There is also the Mamu Canopy Walk, numerous freshwater swimming holes and the fabled Etty Bay beach where you can swim all year round due to the stinger enclosure.

There are all four of the Big Banks represented in town as well as Suncorp and Bendigo. Innisfail also has Woolworths, Coles and IGA, K-Mart, McDonalds, KFC, Subway and Gloria Jeans all of whom have seen the opportunity that exists in growing centre such as Innisfail.


Innisfail does however lack for a restaurant of some renown in a quality position and that is exactly the opportunity that presents itself in this case.
This is a quality location sporting Innisfail’s best licensed premises on one side and a very busy RSL club on the other side; combine these two high traffic generators with additional traffic generated by the newly relocated Innisfail High School and the growing tourist flow and it is easy to see this is a unbeatable location for any business to establish itself. This site also comes with the added value of 15 off street car parks giving any business owner the opportunity to capture more of the market by providing convenience to their customers.
The owner is open to suggestions and idea’s and will consider any serious proposal.

Call George Viellaris on 0407 859 753 or Adam Forster on 0488 758 538 for any further information.