Wynajem lokalu użytkowego, 280 m²

117 St Georges Bay Road, Auckland City, Waitematā

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Wystawione 23 maj 2026

O tej ofercie

Now available for lease in the iconic Textile Centre, located in the heart of Parnell, is a diverse range of office and showroom spaces from 280m² to 3,756m². This landmark building, steeped in history, was originally developed as wool stores for the New Zealand Shipping Company. Since its transformation, it has become a vibrant commercial hub, attracting a variety of innovative businesses drawn to its character and structural integrity. Boasting four street frontages, the Textile Centre offers excellent accessibility, including on-grade entry via Watt Street and The Docks on Faraday Street. The spaces feature distinctive character offices, which can be leased as-is or adapted to suit specific business needs. These unique spaces include high stud ceilings, exposed brickwork, polished dark timber floors, and an abundance of natural light. The Textile Centre is strategically located in a precinct that continues to evolve, offering easy access to the CBD and seamless connections to the wider Auckland region. Key Features: Office/showroom spaces ranging from 280m² to 3,756m² Offers ability to tailor spaces to your needs/requirement Character spaces with high stud ceilings and exposed brickwork On-grade entry via Watt Street and Faraday Street Natural light throughout, polished timber floors Historic landmark building with modern commercial appeal Parnell, one of Auckland's oldest and most desirable suburbs, continues to evolve with significant commercial and residential development. The area provides excellent access to top amenities, including cafes, restaurants, and bars, as well as close proximity to major transport hubs such as rail, bus, and arterial routes. For more information or to arrange a viewing, call or email City Fringe Sales & Leasing specialists: Steven Hook 021 235 8741 or (09) 253 9330 [email protected] Nick Lindberg 027 522 4330 or (09) 253 9330 [email protected]Pokaż więcej