9 Shore Street, Andersons Bay, Dunedin, Otago

A rare chance to acquire this unique, fully renovated multi use building. Comprising 380 square meters (+/-) of versatile layout which could suit many possible uses, including but not limited to teaching, performance arts, community functions, health care services, funeral services, public gatherings, business conferences, sports meetings... the list goes on! This is a commercial building on residential zoned land in a popular location with ample free parking on the bus route with high traffic visibility. Fully equipped and furnished, it was originally built as a Masonic Lodge the main Masonic Hall at the rear is decorative with high ceilings, raised stage, baby grand piano and theatre lighting options. It's frequently booked for plays, music and dance etc due to the large space and wonderful acoustic qualities. The front studio is multipurpose, recently used for education, social gatherings and exercise classes etc. A further front studio/room is able to be used as a breakout room of for other purposes such as a consulting room or office and is fully sound proofed. Two entry foyers front and side, two restroom areas including a wheelchair accessibility. Two additional offices/meeting rooms and a modernised kitchen with suitable for catering to large numbers. Upstairs offers ample storage space and has the potential to be further developed for accommodation/apartment options. Updated electrical with high capacity 100 amp pole fuse which easily is capable of running the five heat pumps and other electrics. Truly a dynamic space providing a great many options and a popular space that is currently taking casual bookings as to be available vacant for the next lucky owner. Ample parking at the front of the building with additional storage and parking options at the rear as well. With so many options, you'll need to see it for yourself to ensure your plans can take flight here! Commercial LIM Report available - please note the accommodation icons are used for advertising purposes only