Block size: 1.55 Hectares approx.Industrial size: 210 m² approx.
State of the art light industrial unit offering flexible usage ideally located in the heart of Mittagong. Offering 1 designated car space and a secure gated complex outside of business hours.
Total Area – 210m²
Ground Floor Area – 105m² Mezzanine Floor Area – 105m²
Ground Floor Fully fitted toilet facilities, 2 x 3.5m Roller Door and PA Door Access
Mezzanine Level Open plan storage space for ideal office or storage area.
Available Services NBN, Town Water, Single Phase Power (3 Phase available, upgrade of meter required)
Inspections
No open inspections scheduled.
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Contact Frank Walsh to learn more about this property, request an inspection or take an online tour.
Key details
Carport spaces:
1
Property type:
Industrial
Block Size:
1.55 Hectares*
Other Details
Lot:
42
Plan Type:
SP
Plan:
104264
Industrial Size:
210 m²*
Legal description:
42/SP104264
*These are approximate values based on available information.
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