Standalone Industrial Facility in Melbourne’s Southeast Generating Significant Buyer Interest

A standalone industrial property in Melbourne’s southeast is on the market, and being one of the only facilities on the market in the 1500sq m to 2500sq m size range within the City of Monash, it is generating significant buyer interest.

The property at 29 Winterton Road in Clayton consists of a 1,530sq m building, including a dual level office/showroom of 350sq m, on a 1,923sq m site. It has 12 allocated car parks.

It is being taken to the market with vacant possession via an Expressions of Interest (EOI) campaign run by Stuart Gill and Steven Salopek of Knight Frank.

Key features of the property include a full height electric roller door, a warehouse height of up to 7 metres, outstanding truck loading with the ability to drop containers onsite, electric dual entry gates, a rear concrete yard of 65 square metres, which has roller door access, and 3 phase power. The building also has amenities over both levels.

Mr Gill said the property offered a standalone industrial opportunity that would suit both owner- occupiers and investors.

“The location, only minutes from the Monash Freeway in the popular Clayton industrial precinct, has been one of the biggest drawcards for the property,” he said.

“It’s a convenient location close to transport networks, and given it’s an established industrial precinct there is excellent existing access for trucks, and an abundance of parking.”

Mr Salopek said the asset was in excellent condition, and had been well maintained by the owner-occupier that previously occupied the facility.

“It is suitable for owner occupiers or investors looking to secure an asset in the tightly held area,” he said.

“Quality properties are being sought out by buyers in the current market, particularly those in solid locations.

“With virtually no other properties in this size range available in the area, we have seen significant buyer interest in this facility.”

The EOI campaign for the property will close at 4pm on Thursday, June 26.