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21-23 Devon Street East, New Plymouth, New Plymouth

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642sqm Floor area
452sqm Land area SQM

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Don't miss this Gift Horse


Located on "The Hill" in the heart of the CBD, the main retail strip of New Plymouth.
The property is centrally positioned and surrounded by like-minded retailers, commercial businesses, cafes, restaurants and the coastal walkway which spans from Bell-Block to Port Taranaki.
This is an easy, passive investment, with two quality tenants on net leases. The ground floor retail presents a vibrant frontage with the first floor comprising well appointed offices. On-site parking at the rear caps off this superb offering.
The city is quickly becoming the lifestyle capital of New Zealand with a distinctive arts showcase and a growing hospitality/events sector.
This split risk, fully tenanted investment opportunity is one not to be overlooked.

To obtain copies of all supplementary documents please register your details at https://www.propertyfiles.co.nz/21to23devonstreet

• Centrally located - High profile with good foot traffic
• Two storey proposition with seismic at 67% (2021)
• Split risk across two tenants on net leases
• Current net rental $133,500pa + GST

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Level 14, The Bayleys Building, 36 Brandon Street, Wellington

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Oct

Time11am
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Bhakti Mistry

Bhakti Mistry


Capital Commercial 2013 Ltd, Bayleys,
Licensed under the REA Act 2008
Darryl Taylor

Darryl Taylor


Success Realty Ltd, Bayleys,
Licensed under the REA Act 2008
Iain Taylor

Iain Taylor


Success Realty Ltd, Bayleys,
Licensed under the REA Act 2008

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Features


Two storey proposition with seismic at 67% (2021)

Income


Current net rental $133,500pa + GST

Location


Centrally located - High profile with good foot traffic

Tenancy


Split risk across two tenants on net leases