97 Queen Street, Masterton
Masterton District
Negotiation
- 1,283m²
- 883 m²
- Retail
Ideal for an Owner Operator
Step into one of Masterton's most iconic buildings… reimagined for today.
97 Queen Street is a landmark opportunity in the heart of the CBD. Originally built in 1879, this beautifully restored building carries a rich history, from Theatre to Town Hall - General Store to Masterton's very first supermarket, and now stands ready for its next chapter.
What's been created here is nothing short of exceptional. A top quality, high end renovation that respects the character of the past, while delivering the functionality and finish of a modern commercial space.
Set on approximately 883 square metres of land, with an expansive 883 square metres on the ground floor and an additional 400 square metres upstairs, the scale is impressive, but it's the flexibility that truly sets this apart.
This is a space designed for vision.
Ideal for high end retail and showroom with flexible space for hospitality, events or a function centre …. the choice would you yours. The opportunity here is to create something truly special.
The building itself has been thoughtfully upgraded throughout. Restored skylights flood the space with natural light, polished concrete floors ground the aesthetic, and neutral toning allows any business to make it their own.
With full fire protection, air conditioning, fresh air systems, and seismic strengthening to over 75 percent NBS, the foundations are already in place.
Dual access from both Queen and Dixon Streets, dedicated service and inwards goods areas, toilet facilities on both levels, plus office and storage spaces, ensure the functionality matches the scale.
Positioned right in the centre of Masterton's CBD, this is a rare opportunity to secure a building with history, presence, and endless potential.
A property like this does not come along often.
97 Queen Street is ready for its next story. The question is… what will you create here?
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Home expense estimates
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Property data
- Land area885 m²
- Property categoryUse not published
- CouncilMasterton District
- Valuation #18050-5600
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Title and land
Order a title record- Title numberWN34B/672
- Title typeFreehold
- Legal descriptionPart Section 73 Town of Masterton
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Zoning and hazards
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About Masterton
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