111 Carlisle Street is a unique opportunity for savvy tenants to secure a whole building in one of Melbourne’s most sought after shopping strips. Ideally located right near the corner of Chapel Street, with tram access at the doorstep and within a 2 minute walk to Balaclava Station, this opportunity is not to be missed.
Other key attributes of the property are:
- Two storey premises, with ground floor retail and treatment rooms upstairs - 130 sqm* over 2 levels, predominantly ground floor - One designated carspace at rear - Rear laneway access from Chapel Street
The property is currently fitted out as a hairdresser on the ground floor with treatment rooms upstairs, however the space could be brought back to open plan, therefore suiting a variety of retail or office uses (STCA).
For more information, please contact the below agent.
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