46/68-74 Kingsford Smith Street, Lyall Bay
15924291
Lyall Bay Junction
Ideal for small to medium business owners, looking for your next investment property, Lyall Bay Junction is an incredible opportunity. Perfect for a wide range of businesses.
Only 20% remaining.
The low maintenance, modern, flexible workspaces are suitable to house businesses such as trade workshops, e-commerce, boutique agency or brewery. There’s considerable flexibility for tenants and significant upside for investors.
Overview:
• 56 Industrial/Commercial units for Sale
• Sizes range from 20sqm to 117sqm
• Ranging from $199,000 – $979,000
• Freehold unit titles
• 10% Deposit – balance on completion
• Settlement expected end of 2021/ early 2022
• Three-phase power option
• Carparks
BC fees are between $2,000-$3,000pa. Fee includes insurance, rubbish collection, LTMF and contingency.
Mezzanine floors standard with most units, as are full height roller doors. Glass frontages are an available extra. Choose a size and configuration that’s right for you and your business requirements. From warehousing to entry-level retail, there are numerous possibilities.
Lyall Bay Junction is a unique opportunity to buy into one of the very few new-build commercial developments available in Wellington.
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