A versatile industrial property in Hamilton that offers strong profile and excellent connectivity as well as long-term upside is available for purchase.
Located at 271 Kahikatea Drive in the thriving Frankton commercial and industrial precinct, the property has 628sq m of total net lettable area and is zoned Industrial Zone A by the Hamilton City Council.
The site allows good truck circulation, enhancing on-site logistics, and includes a large secure rear yard suitable for storage, manoeuvring, and operational security.
The building benefits from direct access to State Highway 1C, enabling efficient connections to both the northern and southern corridors of the city.
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Colliers Hamilton Brokers Alan Pracy and Luke Verschaffelt have been exclusively appointed to market the property for sale via deadline private treaty closing at 3pm on Wednesday 22 April, unless sold prior.
The property comprises a 327sq m high stud, clear span warehouse that features oversized roller and tilt doors, providing excellent access for large vehicles and operational efficiency.
A 44sq m mezzanine level is incorporated within the warehouse, with separate lunchroom and amenities located below.
The office space/potential showroom measures approximately 257sq m and fronts Kahikatea Drive, offering strong street presence.
Pracy, Director at Colliers Hamilton, says owner-occupiers and investors will be drawn to this offering given the potential to position the asset to suit their needs or undertake a full refurbishment.
"Buyers seeking a facility for their own operations have the opportunity to establish themselves in this versatile building, while there is scope to add value and put their own mark on the asset," Pracy says.
"The office area can be utilised immediately or refurbished to suit modern requirements, depending on purchaser preference. It could also be used as a showroom.
"Investors may recognise the potential and upgrade the property to secure a long-term tenant.
"Given the proposed Southern Links roading project is planned along the property boundary, the asset has considerable upside through improved accessibility, exposure, and logistical advantages."
Data from Infometrics pointed to positive economic activity in Hamilton towards the end of last year and GDP growth for the city of 0.5 per cent for the year to December 2025 was slightly ahead of the national figure.
Verschaffelt, Commercial Sales and Leasing Broker at Colliers Hamilton, says the property sits on a key arterial route in Frankton in a well-established trade hub.
"The surrounding area is a busy commercial precinct, and a host of sought-after amenities are only a few minutes away. It is rare to find an asset with such potential in this tightly held location."
- Supplied by Colliers
