A high-specification industrial facility with substantial power infrastructure and significant hardstand capacity is being offered for sale in Melbourne’s premier western logistics corridor, presenting a rare opportunity for owner-occupiers, investors and logistics operators.
Located at 90 Foundation Road in Truganina, the property comprises a 2,270sq m office and warehouse facility positioned on a substantial 9,600sq m Industrial 2-zoned site, providing low site coverage and extensive scope for a range of industrial and logistics uses.
The facility features a 1,500kW power supply via an onsite dedicated substation, more than 10 metres of internal warehouse clearance, three container-height roller shutter doors, three crossovers providing separate car and truck access, two onsite weighbridges, extensive hardstand and secure gated access.
The vacant property is being taken to the market via an Expressions of Interest campaign managed by Knight Frank agents Steve Jones, Andrew Gallucci and Joel Davy on behalf of KPMG as Receivers and Managers.
Mr Jones said opportunities to acquire industrial assets with significant installed power capacity and low site coverage in Melbourne’s west were becoming increasingly scarce.
“Power has become one of the most sought-after industrial asset characteristics, with occupiers across advanced manufacturing, recycling, transport, logistics and data-intensive operations increasingly focused on securing facilities with existing electrical infrastructure,” he said.
“The significant advantage of this property is that the power supply is already in place through a dedicated onsite substation, removing the cost, timing and uncertainty associated with securing additional network capacity.
“Combined with the expansive hardstand areas and low site coverage, the asset provides exceptional operational flexibility for occupiers today while also preserving future adaptability.
“With vacant possession available, purchasers have the opportunity to immediately occupy and utilise a facility that would be both costly and challenging to replicate in the current market.”
Mr Gallucci said the property’s location within Truganina would appeal to a broad range of industrial occupiers and investors seeking connectivity and access to key freight infrastructure.
“Truganina continues to be one of Australia’s most important industrial and logistics markets, benefiting from proximity to the Port of Melbourne, Melbourne Airport and Melbourne’s rapidly growing western population corridor,” he said.
“The combination of scale, infrastructure and strategic location is expected to generate strong interest from owner-occupiers, logistics groups, manufacturers and investors.”
Strategically positioned within Melbourne’s western industrial precinct, the property benefits from immediate access to the Western Freeway (M8), Western Ring Road (M80) and Princes Freeway (M1), providing efficient connectivity to the Port of Melbourne, Melbourne Airport and the broader metropolitan transport network. The Port of Melbourne is approximately 16 minutes away, Melbourne Airport is around 20 minutes away and the Melbourne CBD is approximately 24 minutes from the property.
The Expressions of Interest campaign for the property will close at 4pm on Tuesday, September 15 2026.
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