A commercial building suitable for a variety of uses on the fringe of Melbourne's CBD will be auctioned on Thursday, November 26 through Joseph Walton and Michael Ryan of Allard Shelton.
A heritage style commercial building situated in a prominent Melbourne fringe precinct will go under the hammer this month.
Comprising a building area of 640 square metres, 112-114 Rosslyn Street benefits from Mixed-Use zoning and proximity to attractions such as the Melbourne CBD Legal Precinct, Flagstaff Gardens, Dockland, the Royal Exhibition Building, and Melbourne Museum.
The two-storey freehold building features full kitchen, laundry, and end-of-trip facilities, as well as a rear courtyard and terrace.
Source: Allard Shelton.
There are also historic design elements ranging from exposed wooden trusses in the ceiling to a red-brick facade.
Source: Allard Shelton
Selling agent and Allard Shelton Director Joseph Walton said the property was positioned in an area that comprised a mix of established commercial properties and emerging residential and mixed-use developments.
"There are a lot of brand new high-density residential developments in the area and some great red-brick industrial buildings, similar to what this is," he said.
"This is a very unique and high-quality office space suitable for immediate occupation.
"Alternatively, the property would also be suitable for a high-end residential conversion, either to multiple units or a large single unit.
"Given its location, there is also the opportunity for residential development."
Allard Shelton Director Michael Ryan agreed, describing the property as a "fantastic opportunity" for investors and owner-occupiers alike.
"The inner-city location provides significant potential for future upside," he said.
Source: Allard Shelton
The building 112-114 Rosslyn Street, West Melbourne will be sold at an on-site auction held at 12.30pm on Thursday, November 26.
For more information, email or phone Joseph Walton or Michael Ryan via the details provided below.
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