395 Edward Road, Meru WA 6530

15,732m2 property with frontage and exposure to Edward Road and easy access to the Southern Transport Corridor to the Geraldton Port.
LPS No 1 Zone: General Industry

Located in the middle of what is considered the Midwest’s largest industrial precinct with very good access to major road arteries providing for larger scale operations including trucking and transport as well as potential for manufacturing or storage. The site offers up many uses given the location, access and surrounding businesses.

Large vehicle access off Edward Road: PBS Tri Drive Quad Axle Level 3 road train accessibility - refer to Main Roads heavy vehicle network. https://mrwebapps.mainroads.wa.gov.au/hvsnetworkmap

Building improvements include a massive 1,000m2 workshop/ warehouse plus approx 432 m2 canopy for covered loading facilities. The workshop truss height is 7.5 metres and the clearance under the canopy is 5.7metres. There are 3 full height loading doors to the workshop/warehouse which has a 6inch concrete floor, 3 phase power plus skylights.

The property is available with a lease in place Recently renewed for 2 years exp. 28th Feb 2027 + 2 year option. Current Rent: $301,718.38 + GST + Variable Outgoings

Offers to be presented for consideration via exclusive Agent Activewest Real Estate keeping in mind the current returns as a percentage when forming an opinion on price (+ GST if applicable – to be sold as a going concern).

*Photos are pre-tenant.

To receive the information memorandum and or to inspect, contact:
Phil Sorgiovanni 0419568256
Matt Poynton 0437 770 301
Sam Scally 0498 444 390

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