Prime Industrial Facility in Melbourne’s Tightly-Held Tottenham Precinct Available for Lease

An industrial facility in Melbourne’s highly sought-after inner western logistics market has become available for lease, offering occupiers the opportunity to secure a well-located home within one of Victoria’s most established industrial precincts.

Located at 11–15 James Court in Tottenham, the property comprises a modern industrial facility with a total building area of approximately 4,675sq m, including 4,475sq m of warehouse space and 162sq m of office and amenities accommodation, on a 7,800sq m landholding.

Features include 8.6 metre maximum warehouse clearance, a large power supply suitable for manufacturing or high-demand users, four container height roller doors and dual all-weather loading awnings.

Positioned within Melbourne’s premier western industrial corridor, the asset benefits from excellent connectivity to key transport infrastructure, including the Princes Freeway, Western Freeway and Western Ring Road, providing efficient access to the Port of Melbourne, Melbourne Airport and Melbourne CBD.

11–15 James Court is being offered for lease through a campaign managed by Knight Frank agents Steve Jones and Andrew Gallucci in conjunction with X Commercial agents Stuart Macqueen and Andrew Macqueen.

Mr Jones said the property represented a rare opportunity for businesses seeking scale and functionality within a land-constrained and tightly-held infill industrial market.

“Tottenham remains one of Victoria’s most desirable industrial locations due to its proximity to the Port of Melbourne, major arterial road networks and Melbourne’s population base,” he said.

“Opportunities to lease a facility of this scale in the inner west are becoming increasingly difficult to secure, particularly for occupiers requiring strong connectivity and efficient access to key freight infrastructure.”

Mr Macqueen said the property’s functionality and strategic location would appeal to a broad range of occupiers.

“With wide frontage and shared driveway access, the property is ideally suited to warehousing, logistics, transport or production operators seeking scale and capability in a prime industrial location,” he said.

“The property is also well-positioned to benefit from ongoing demand for industrial space across Melbourne’s western corridor, which remains one of the country’s most active logistics and distribution markets.”

Tottenham has evolved into a major logistics, manufacturing and distribution hub, with surrounding occupiers including businesses across the transport, retail, supply chain, automotive and industrial sectors.

The location sits approximately 22km from Melbourne CBD, 17km from the Port of Melbourne and 28km from Melbourne Airport, further underpinning its strategic credentials within Melbourne’s industrial market.