Sale of 22 Gregory Street (Lot 607 Block B1361) Burketown QLD 4830

ClosedClose date: 6 July 2026

Tender Overview

TDR2026.6
Issued by Burke Shire Council
Queensland : Mount Isa & North West Region
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About this tender

Burke Shire Council invites tenders from interested parties for the purchase of the following property: Property Description Lot: 607 Plan: B1361 Address: 22 Gregory Street, Burketown QLD 4830 Area: 1012 m2 Zoning: Residential Property Details The property is being offered for sale by public tender in accordance with Council's statutory obligations and policies. Interested parties are encouraged to undertake their own investigations regarding zoning, planning requirements, services, development potential, and any other matters relevant to their proposed use of the land. Tender Documents Tender documents and property information can be obtained by contacting: Procurement Officer Burke Shire Council Email: tenders@burke.qld.gov.au Ph: 07 4745 5100 Inspection The property may be inspected by appointment. To arrange an inspection, contact Council on the details above. Tender Submission Tenders must be lodged electronically in accordance with the tender documents. Closing Date: 6 th July 2026 Closing Time: 4pm AEST Late submissions may not be considered. Tender Requirements Tender submissions should include: Full name and contact details of the tenderer. Offered purchase price (exclusive of GST if applicable). Proposed use of the land (if requested by Council). Evidence of financial capacity to complete the purchase. Any conditions attached to the offer. Council's Rights Council reserves the right to: Accept or reject any tender. Negotiate with one or more tenderers. Decline to accept the highest or any tender. Withdraw the property from sale at any time. Seek further information from tenderers. Zachary Revere Chief Executive Officer Burke Shire Council

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