A multi-storey commercial premises in the South Auckland suburb of Ōtāhuhu is being presented to the market for sale and is available with vacant possession offering buyers the opportunity to acquire an asset that also has future development potential.
51 Huia Road has approximately 1,670sq m of floor area across two levels featuring a range of amenities and space for multiple tenancies.
There are 43 car parking spaces and dual access providing convenience for future occupants. The total landholding measures 2,681sq m.
The property has excellent natural light and benefits from almost 100m of road frontage, allowing for outstanding visibility to passing traffic.
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Huia Road is well connected as a location, with main arterials such as Station Road and Great South Road nearby. The property is also a short drive from the motorway network, making it attractive for a business seeking a good location for its staff and clients.
The property is zoned Business-Light Industry Zone under the Auckland Unitary Plan.
Colliers Brokers Ryan Gibb, David Burley, and James Dickey have been exclusively appointed to market the property for sale via deadline private treaty closing at 4pm on Wednesday 23 July, unless sold prior.
Designed in alignment with the contour of the land, the main entrance is located at the eastern end and includes a secure car parking area.
Upon entry, visitors are welcomed into a large reception space that branches into a hallway leading to a range of meeting and training rooms, a spacious kitchen and breakout area, and a generous outdoor staff zone.
The upper level is accessible via two internal staircases, one behind the main reception and one on the western end. This floor offers a functional, open plan workspace at the rear, complemented by a central row of meeting rooms, private offices, and a utility zone.
Gibb, Investment Sales Broker at Colliers, says given the property is available with vacant possession there is considerable flexibility on offer for prospective purchasers.
"With kitchens and amenities on both levels, the property could be configured in a range of different ways to accommodate multiple tenancy mixes," Gibb says.
"An owner-occupier could acquire the property for their own use or potentially take one floor and lease the other to create an income stream. Investors will also see the potential in this building and there is the opportunity to add value through refurbishment and boost the rental income."
Burley, Auckland Director of Investment Sales at Colliers, says Ōtāhuhu is an amenity-rich location that is surrounded by key transport infrastructure.
"Ōtāhuhu train station is only 1.3km away, while the nearby motorway network provides connectivity to the airport and the broader Auckland region," Burley says.
"Well-known Mount Wellington shopping destination Sylvia Park can be reached in less than 15 minutes, while Ōtāhuhu has a diverse mix of local retail and food and beverage offerings."
Dickey, Associate Director of Industrial at Colliers, says the low site coverage of only 48 per cent means the usage of the site could be intensified in the future.
"There is scope to reposition the property or capitalise on the opportunity to develop, subject to the appropriate consents, meaning the new owner could make the most of the property s underlying land value," Dickey says.
"This property provides strong operational advantages for businesses as it combines convenience, visibility, and long-term commercial value in a rapidly changing location."
- Supplied by Colliers
