Few city-fringe locations have changed as noticeably over the past decade as the top end of Mt Eden Road. It is shifting from a traditional suburban strip into a substantial growth corridor shaped by intensification, infrastructure and connectivity.
Sitting squarely in the middle of this commercial hub is 110 Mt Eden Road - a high-profile asset that is now being offered to the market by Murray Tomlinson and Cam Paterson of Barfoot & Thompson Commercial.
It is for sale by tender closing 2pm, 10 June 2026 (unless sold prior).
Set on a 903m² freehold landholding, the property currently returns $303,026.24 plus GST per annum across six tenancies.
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It is anchored by a mix of retail and commercial occupiers including Subway, Bottle-O and My Laundry Bag.
Built circa 2004, the modern two-level premises provides 661.4m² of floor area, strong frontage to Mt Eden Road, 16 on-site car parks and a seismic rating of 170% NBS.
Dual vehicle access points - including rear access via easement over the neighbouring property - add further practicality, along with likely scope for future parking expansion.
Tomlinson says the combination of profile, access and future flexibility makes the property stand out.
“This part of Mt Eden has changed significantly over recent years, particularly with the City Rail Link and surrounding redevelopment activity,” he says.
“What’s increasingly hard to find are freehold sites with existing income, modern improvements, strong parking and genuine long-term optionality all in the one package.”
The property occupies a prominent gateway position just north of Normanby Road, carrying daily traffic flows of more than 15,000 vehicles and benefiting from direct access to both the CBD and wider motorway network.
It also sits within walking distance of the redeveloped Maungawhau Station, one of the key interchanges within the City Rail Link network.
Zoned Business – Mixed Use, the property currently permits an 18-metre height limit.
Paterson says buyers are increasingly focused on properties that can perform in more than one way over time.
“For some investors, this will be about securing a strong passive holding in a tightly held location,” he says.
“For others, it’s the longer-term land value, zoning and strategic positioning close to rapid transport infrastructure that will really stand out.”
- Supplied by Barfoot & Thompson
