Finding scale and flexibility in central Henderson is becoming a rarity. But at 351 Great North Road, it’s up for grabs - and the opportunity comes with options.
The 634sq m freehold site includes four retail shops fronting the street and a stand-alone residence tucked behind.
The buildings total around 410sq m, and the Business – Metropolitan Centre zoning - is as flexible as it gets. Commercial, retail, office or high-density residential use is all on the table.
“This one ticks a lot of boxes,” says Barfoot & Thompson Commercial Salesperson Meir Alfassi. “Vacant possession gives you a clean slate. The zoning gives you freedom. And the scale gives you future potential - whether you’re looking to landbank, reposition or develop straight away.”
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That potential has already caught the attention of those watching the west. The site is being offered via deadline private treaty, closing 12pm, Wednesday November 26, unless sold prior, and it’s attracting a mix of investors, developers and owner-occupiers keen to get a foothold in one of Auckland’s fastest-evolving centres.
Henderson has long been a commercial hub for West Auckland, but recent years have seen a shift in both pace and tone.
Intensification is well under way. New developments - residential, retail and light industrial - have been steadily filling the landscape. And civic investment, from the Twin Streams green network to upgraded transport links, has laid the groundwork for even more.
Great North Road sits at the heart of that shift. A major arterial route with high visibility and foot traffic, it connects directly to the Henderson transport hub and WestCity Mall - two of the area’s key anchors. From here, it’s just a short walk to the train, and an even shorter one to coffee.
“There’s a real buzz coming back into Henderson,” says Alfassi. “You can feel the momentum. And with this zoning and location, you’ve got the bones of something that could be completely reimagined - or simply held and improved over time.”
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