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16 The Terrace, Timaru, Timaru

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9 Bedrooms
6 Lounges
6 Bathrooms
1,075sqm Land area SQM
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“As Is Where Is” - Six flats plus 20 carparks


16 The Terrace, Timaru (Hampton House) represents a rare offering in the centre of town.

The property comprises a substantial three storey brick building configured into six self contained flats (three two bedroom, three one bedroom) together with approximately 20 on site carparks. Zoned Commercial 1B, the property has a proven rental history and currently generates a reliable income stream.

Key features:
• Six purpose built flats providing diversified rental income
• 20 off street carparks - valuable in the CBD and potential for additional revenue
• Elevated position with harbour views from the upper levels
• Land area approximately 1,075sqm (more or less)
• Prime location within walking distance of the CBD, port, and waterfront

The property is offered to the market on an “As Is Where Is” basis, presenting multiple options: continue as a passive income-producing asset, undertake refurbishment to lift returns.

This is a seldom-available opportunity to secure a large freehold site with scale, income, and long-term upside in a strategic location.

For Sale by Negotiation
Hamish Lane

Hamish Lane

Country, Lifestyle and Farm Sales

Whalan and Partners Ltd, Bayleys,
Licensed under the REA Act 2008
Lewis Donaldson

Lewis Donaldson

Residential, Development and Investment Sales

Whalan and Partners Ltd, Bayleys,
Licensed under the REA Act 2008

Features

Opportunity


Zoned Commercial 1B, the property has a proven rental history and currently generates a reliable income stream

Layout


The property comprises a substantial three storey brick building configured into six self contained flats (three two bedroom, three one bedroom)

Location


Prime location within walking distance of the CBD, port, and waterfront

Potential


The property is offered to the market on an “As Is Where Is” basis, presenting multiple options: continue as a passive income-producing asset, undertake refurbishment to lift returns