Workshop, hire it out separately as a storage unit. convert it into an outdoor entertainment area or home office.

You'd need to know access , location , security measures , even things like power ( seperate meter , no electricity , etc . Possibly rent as storage for someone , but you'd need to look at the costs , risks and rewards -- my gut feeling is it has a chance of backfiring , so I'd tend to avoid it , maybe just include a 'storage area' as part of the unit rental -- renters will then take responsibility for most of the issues involved .

storage unit sounds ideal but consider a loft to take advantage of the height and depending on access maybe could be divided into separate areas with steel mesh for walls and shelves

With more people working from home I would be looking at making it a home-office. One of the challenges of working from home is to keep office and home functions separate and distinct. A two bedroom apartment, with a separate home office, providing it has adequate security, power, insulation and natural light, would be very appealing. If it doesn't have an external window consider a Velux skylight, or changing the door to a glazed door, subject to your body corporate's permission.

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Best of luck with your considerations (and body corporate)

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