Teska Carson is pleased to present 305 High Street, Prahran for private sale.
Key considerations for this rare opportunity are as follows:
- Exceptional multi-level commercial building that would suit owner occupiers, developers or investors
- Situated in the beating heart of Prahran and only a short walk to Chapel Street
- Short term leases in place until 23/11/2024
- Returning $238,627 per annum +Outgoings +GST
- Commercial 1 Zone (CZ1) and the rear within a General Residential Zone (GRZ12)
- Excellent transport links via High Street trams, Prahran Train Station and major thoroughfares including High Street, Williams Road and Dandenong Road
- Secure parking for up to twelve (12) cars at the rear of the premises
- Build area: 524m2
- Land area: 612m2
Please do not hesitate to call for further information or to arrange an inspection.
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