
1 Crown Crescent, Kaikohe
Also 128 BroadwayFar North District
Negotiation
- 192m²
- 670 m²
VACANT MODERN BUILD
A rare opportunity to acquire a vacant, high-quality, strategically located commercial property in Kaikohe. Built in 2015 by BNZ Bank, the property boasts solid construction in a high-traffic zone, ensuring visibility and accessibility for potential customers or clients.
Sitting on 670m² of Freehold land is 192m² of versatile Retail/Office space, thoughtfully designed to accommodate various business needs. The building consists of a large open-plan frontage with two offices and a large rear space featuring a kitchenette offering flexibility as a breakroom or an additional workspace. The building also features a dedicated server area, accessible restroom, cleaners’ storage, and off-street parking at the rear.
128 Broadway also profits from an ATM Leaseback agreement with BNZ, starting with a 5-year term and negotiable rights of renewal. The Lease is set at $10,000 + Outgoings + GST per annum, providing a stable income stream from day one.
Whether you are looking to expand your business footprint, invest in a reliable income-generating property, or secure a strategic commercial location, 128 Broadway offers an exceptional opportunity.
Key Features: • Large Open-Plan Front: Ideal for retail displays or a spacious office layout. • Two Offices: Perfect for managerial use or private consultations. • Dedicated Server Area, Accessible Restroom and Cleaners Storage • Rear Open-Plan Area with Kitchenette: Offers flexibility for a breakroom or additional workspace. • Off-street Staff Parking at the rear of the building
For Sale: By Negotiation + GST (if any).
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Property data
- Land area670 m²
- Property categoryUse not published
- CouncilFar North District
- Valuation #523-78903
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Title and land
Order a title record- Title number141615
- Title typeFreehold
- Legal descriptionLot 1 Deposited Plan 334581
- Addresses on this property2
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