Located behind the Mercury Lane entrance to Karanga-a-hape Station, 15–19 East Street is a unique city-fringe space with plenty of character and even more potential.
Traditionally used for vehicle-related purposes, the property remains well suited to automotive, workshop, light industrial, or trade-based occupiers. But with its high stud, exposed steel trusses, generous open floor area, and warehouse-style feel, there is scope to take the space in a completely different direction.
Large openings provide excellent access and natural light, while existing office and mezzanine areas add further flexibility to the layout.
With Karanga-a-hape Station effectively on the doorstep, this is an opportunity to secure a distinctive premises in an area set to see significantly increased pedestrian movement and activity.
KEY FEATURES:
Character workshop/warehouse-style space
High stud with exposed steel roof trusses
Generous open-plan floor area
Multiple vehicle/access points
Existing office and mezzanine areas
Well suited to workshop, automotive, or light industrial use
Potential for showroom, studio, creative or hospitality use
Craft brewery/taproom potential for the right operator
Directly behind the Mercury Lane entrance to Karanga-a-hape Station
Moments from Karangahape Road
A rare opportunity for an occupier looking for something with a bit more personality than the standard industrial box.
