•The building was rebuilt in 1997

•Vacant possession gives options

•Substantial commercial land offering

•Car parking at rear

Explore the potential of 646 Pollen Street, a building redesigned in 1997 and now vacant and ready for new ownership. The tenant is gone, and the owner wants this gone so bring your offers to the table.

Offering a substantial land area of 1,015 sqm (more or less) and a 538 sqm (more or less) office space, the property stands as a practical investment. A notable feature is the spacious car park for 13 vehicles, enhancing its appeal.

A building with this size footprint, car parking at the rear and main street frontage is rare in Thames let alone with vacant possession. The owner has ended up in a position with a vacant building and is wanting to move on from the property. Options for a new owner could be as an owner occupier, seek a tenant or redevelop the building into a multi tenanted space to further increase revenue and spilt risk.

If you have an eye on the future, are looking for a project or need space to expand your business this is a must see.