FOR SALE
- FLEXIBLE TWO (2) STOREY RETAIL BUILDING
- PROMINENT BOURKE STREET FRONTAGE WITH REAR ACCESS
Land Area: 166m GLAR: 205m
Gross Waddell and Colliers International are pleased to present the opportunity to purchase an exciting freestanding building at 143-145 Bourke Street, Melbourne with the following key attributes:
- Extremely sought-after freestanding building located within Melbourne CBDs tightly held East End
- Prominent pedestrian traffic neighbouring Chinatown, a major culinary and cultural destination in Melbourne
- The property is surrounded by world class office headquarters, multiple high-rise residential towers, hospitality hot spots and luxury retailers making it the preferred destination for workers, residents and tourists alike
- Versatile access with dual frontages to both Bourke Street and Coromandel Place
- Flexible Capital City Zoning offers versatility for different uses as well as ability to reconfigure, reposition or redevelop in the future (STCA)
- Offered with vacant possession this blank canvas freehold is suitable for owner occupation, investment or redevelopment
- Prominent Bourke Street frontage with double height glass faade offering great exposure, natural light and signage opportunities
- Potential for rooftop activation and/or construction of additional levels (STCA) for hospitality, destination retail, office or residential uses
- Walking distance to Melbourne Central and Parliament Train Stations as well as direct access to major tram routes along Bourke, Collins, Spring and Swanston Streets
- An extremely rare opportunity to purchase a prime CBD freestanding asset in Melbournes East End
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To request an inspection or for more information please contact Gross Waddell or Colliers International as the selling agents.
Gross Waddell
Michael Gross +61 419 355 561
Raoul Salter +61 418 335 432
Colliers
Oliver Hay +61 419 528 540
Daniel Wolman +61 412 957 839
Chris Ling +61 419 294 346
Leon Ma +61 417 070 725
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