Level 1, 65 Cuba Street, Te Aro
37121396
BEST ON CUBA
Character Office Space – ready to go – plug in and play!
Positioned on Level 1 of the iconic James Smith Corner building, this space offers a combination of heritage character and practical, flexible floorplate for any business looking for an upgrade. The property comes with 8 car parks being a unique feature for any city based office.
The 430sqm open-plan layout provides generous scope for a mix of collaborative workstations, meeting rooms, and quiet technical work, well suited to all disciplines. This is a high spec office that needs to be seen.
Located on the corner of Cuba and Manners Streets, tenants benefit excellent public transport links, and being right in the middle of Wellington’s most vibrant retail and hospitality precinct.
The property is available for a new tenant or a sub-let option if required.
Key Features:
• Level 1 position in the landmark James Smith Corner building
• Open-plan character space with high stud and natural light
• Flexible layout
• Prime Cuba/Manners Street corner location
Get in touch to view this superb office property.
Ben Castle – 021 616 220
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