19/27 Toiawaka Road, Drury, Papakura, Auckland

An exceptional chance to lease or purchase a road-front 423m² brand new warehouse, with an owner who is genuinely motivated to get a deal done. Positioned in a precinct primed for significant growth, this unit represents one of the most attractive offerings currently available in the area.

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This industrial unit features 279m² of high-stud warehouse, 144m² of high-quality office, 40m² of canopy and 5 car parks. Toiawaka Business Park is a premium design-build development just 35 minutes from Auckland. These concrete tilt-slab industrial units feature 6.0–7.8 metre stud heights, reinforced 150mm concrete floors, single roller door access and premium quality air-conditioned offices.

Key Features:

• Motivated owner keen to secure a lease or sale
• Brand new build
• 279m² high-stud warehouse
• 144m² office + 40m² canopy
• Zoned Light Industry
• Drive-around, secure complex with dual entrance/exit gates
• Available for lease or purchase with vacant possession

Drury South Crossing is a 361-hectare mixed-use precinct positioned directly off State Highway 1, between the Drury and Ramarama interchanges. It is 35 minutes from Auckland CBD, 30 minutes from Auckland Airport, 55 km from Hamilton, and 12 km from Paerata Rise. With superior north and southbound motorway access just minutes away, this location is perfectly placed to capitalise on the region’s strong projected growth.

JOINT SOLE AGENCY

Call your Auckland Industrial experts for further information or to arrange a viewing:

Myron Simpson 021 105 0196 or (09) 253 9330 myronsimpson@jamesgroup.co.nz

Hamish Howarth 021 029 84560 or (09) 253 9330 hamishhowarth@jamesgroup.co.nz

For a full range of currently available properties, check out http://www.jamesgroup.co.nz NOTE: All prices are exclusive of outgoings and GST (unless otherwise stated). All floor areas are approximate and boundary lines (when drawn) are indicative. James Group Real Estate Ltd Licensed under the REAA 2008