POINT OF INTEREST:
Warehousing is only as useful as its floorplan, and number 11 within this industrial estate has been cleverly designed to appeal to a range of uses. With the total building area clocking in at 455 sqm*, the warehouse itself is modern and functional and has served a spectrum of industries in its lifetime — but it's in its iteration as an inclusive athletic gym that has seen it thrive for the past six years. The high clearance and motorised roller door access make the ground floor a perfect fit for plenty, while the first and second floors bathe in natural light, air conditioning, a kitchenette, and modern bathroom amenities.
The location lends itself to some of Melbourne’s most frequented arterials, providing seamless access to the rest of the city — like Stud Road sitting 250 m* away, the Eastlink is 2.7 km* from here, and Ferntree Gully Road is just 1.3 km*. The surrounding businesses are examples of what commercial and industrial success looks like, with a spread of industries and auto repairs within your neighbouring bubble. A little further down the road is Stud Park Shopping Centre, and heading the opposite way takes you to Scoresby’s retail and community businesses. The 901-bus stop is within arm’s reach and can take you to Dandenong railway station, a straightforward journey into the CBD.
- 455 sqm* total building area.
- 299 sqm* warehouse area.
- 156 sqm* office/showroom area.
- 8 car spaces on-site.
- Kitchenette and bathroom amenities.
- Less than 1 km* from Stud Park Shopping Centre.
- 3.5 km* from Eastlink.
- 26.5 km* from Melbourne CBD.
POINT OF VIEW:
This is an estate appealing to any potential clientele. Your point of interest will be what you can bring to the block with a pole dancing studio, nut store, solar RV company, and a printing business as neighbours — and how to leverage off their established standing.
*Approx.
Pricing excludes GST
