Two Neighbouring Bespoke Industrial Warehouses in Melbourne’s Southeast up for Sale

Two neighbouring bespoke industrial warehouses currently under construction in Melbourne’s southeast are expected to generate significant buyer interest during a sales campaign.

The properties at 50 Hargreaves Street and 35a Clifford Street in Oakleigh are expected to be completed by Q3 this year.

50 Hargreaves Street consists of a 384sq m of building, including 304sq m of warehouse space and 80sq m of mezzanine, on a 578sq m site.

The neighbouring property at 35a Clifford Street consists of a 382sq m of total building, including 302sq m of warehouse space and 80sq m of mezzanine, on a 574sq m site.

Both have access via two motorised container height roller doors each, excellent internal warehouse clearance, single amenity and shower with high end finishes and excellent loading/unloading capabilities.

They also have secure gates and perimeter fencing and ample allocated secure carparking.

The two properties are being marketed for sale by Knight Frank agents Steven Salopek and Stuart Gill.

Mr Salopek said the bespoke warehouses were expected to generate significant buyer interest from both owner occupiers and investors.

“These properties are brand new and of a high-quality, with an eye-catching modern external design, but they also have strategic flexible floorplates to suit multiple uses, ranging from trade supply businesses to medical occupiers or food/beverage manufacturers,” he said.

“They are standalone buildings with no body corporate, which will be attractive to many buyers.

“They are also in a good location, within walking distance to Huntingdale train station and bus depot and are easily accessible to North Road, Huntingdale Road and Princes Highway.”

Mr Gill said: “With the ability unload containers and additional parking spots at these units, there will be natural interest from local occupiers looking for outdoor space, as they are aware of parking constraints within the area.

“Given the striking appeal of the properties, the eventual buyer could also look secure both buildings and invest in this highly competitive area.”