Cambridge Tenanted Investment

• Rental of $72,500 plus GST per annum (Gross)
• Multi-year lease to Government tenant
• Prime, tightly held Cambridge location
• Recently renewed lease

Secure a quality tenanted investment in the heart of Cambridge, one of the Waikato's most sought-after and tightly held commercial markets. The property is leased to a Government tenant and benefits from a recently renewed lease, reflecting the tenant's ongoing commitment to the premises.

The tenant has occupied the building since 2011 and has invested in a quality internal fit-out, underscoring its long term commitment to the property. Additional rights of renewal, with built-in market rent reviews on renewal, support rental growth and deliver reliable income. With a 70% ISA earthquake rating, the building meets the standard required for government tenants and offers added certainty for purchasers.

Returning a gross annual rental of $72,500 plus GST, with a current net income of circa $57,691 plus GST per annum, the property occupies a freehold 425sqm (more or less) site in Cambridge's thriving town centre. Surrounded by established businesses and benefiting from strong pedestrian activity, the property enjoys a prominent position within one of the Waikato's strongest provincial commercial markets.

Whether you are seeking an entry-level commercial investment or a quality addition to an existing portfolio. Investments of this calibre in Cambridge are tightly held and rarely available, making this a compelling opportunity for investors seeking secure income and long-term capital growth.

Contact Luke ten Hove or Willem Brown today for further information or to arrange a private viewing

*Please note: "Interior photographs have been digitally altered (including AI enhancement) to remove documents, clutter, posters, notices, and other identifying materials in order to protect the confidentiality of the tenant. Images are for illustrative purposes only and may not accurately represent the current condition or contents of the premises.”