New occupiers have the chance to secure a sizeable industrial warehouse facility strategically positioned in a burgeoning Auckland/Waikato growth corridor.
The vacant more than 1.64-hectare site now for sale or lease in Tuakau, at the foot of the Bombay Hills, includes extensive clear-span warehousing with a closeable canopy, a gantry, and generous yard areas.
Surplus land offers future flexibility, including expansion and add-value potential, subject to any necessary consents.
Profile and access are heightened by a prominent corner position with extensive dual road frontage to Bollard Road and Tuakau Saleyards Road, around 10 kilometres south of Pukekohe.
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Sunil Bhana of Bayleys Real Estate says the offering presents buyers and industrial occupiers with a rare opportunity to secure large, versatile premises in such a pivotal location.
“Positioned at the Auckland/Waikato boundary, halfway between central Auckland and Hamilton, with quick access to State Highway 1, this is an ideal base from which to cater to the lucrative ‘Golden Triangle’ economy.
“The facility comes with the flexibility to support growing operations using the existing sorting and gantry infrastructure, or for new owners to repurpose the property to suit a wide range of alternative uses.
“Offered with vacant possession, it will appeal to owner-occupiers seeking an operational headquarters, investors looking to secure an industrial asset with leasing potential, and tenants in search of a well-located facility with scope for future growth,” says Bhana.
The freehold land and buildings at 26 Tuakau Saleyards Road are being offered for sale or lease by deadline private treaty closing on Wednesday 9 September (unless sold or leased prior). The offering is being marketed by Bhana, and Bayleys colleagues Roman van Uden and Mike Hook.
The buildings of approximately 4,937 square metres are underpinned by an industrial-zoned landholding of some 16,476 square metres.
Van Uden says new occupiers will benefit from highly functional and versatile improvements.
“Two clear-span warehouse bays, connected by a fully closeable canopy, provide efficient drive-through functionality via two 14-metre bi-fold doors at either end.
“The warehouses and office/amenity spaces are complemented by concrete yard areas that support efficient day-to-day operations with easy heavy vehicle access onto and around the site. A level surplus land area to the north provides flexibility for future expansion, additional yarding, or value-add opportunities, subject to relevant planning permissions,” says van Uden.
Flexibility is further underpinned by General Industrial zoning under the Waikato District Plan.
Hook says this permits an array of industrial activities, from storage and warehousing to logistics, transport, distribution, manufacturing and processing.
“The area’s broad appeal is exemplified by neighbouring properties housing the likes of manufacturers, engineers, automotive, marine and construction suppliers, and grain storage and processing facilities,” says Hook.
The location at the Auckland region’s southern edge is a key operational advantage, he says.
“Tuakau offers businesses efficient access to metropolitan Auckland, the wider Waikato region and surrounding rural, industrial and commercial catchments – supported by convenient access to vital transport routes.
“The area benefits from a strong local community, established infrastructure and amenities, and proximity to centres such as Pōkeno, Pukekohe, and Mercer. Ongoing residential growth within Tuakau and the surrounding settlements continues to support demand for local services, trade and commercial activity,” Hook says.
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