Prime location, maximum exposure!

The Constitution Ave precinct is almost complete. Surrounded by high density residential and mixed use commercial, and located only minutes away from some of Canberra's most iconic sites, this opportunity is perfect for a business looking to take advantage of a city fringe location.

The Campbell 5 precinct has always been popular. proximity to the City, Lake Burley Griffin, and the natural beauty of mount Ainslie add to the locations reputation as a prime retail/office opportunity.

The University of NSW have begun construction, with a delivery timeline of 2028, which will create a massive influx of people into the corridor. The precinct will be home for up to 6000 students and staff. many of whom will use the businesses located nearby on a daily basis.

The space itself has a cool industrial modern feel, with high ceilings and great street frontage.

The fitout is perfect for an office however the space could easily be converted to fit indoor recreation or personal services uses.

The Crown lease allows a wide variety of uses including
administrative use;
(i) administrative use
(ii) aquatic recreation facility;
(iii) bank;
(iv) bar;
(v) cafe;
(vi) club;
(vii) co-operative society;
(viii) cultural facility;
(ix) hotel;
(x) indoor recreation facility;
(xi) motel;
(xii) office;
(xiii) personal service establishment;
(xiv) place of assembly;
(xv) residential for not more than one hundred and three (103) dwellings;
(xvi) restaurant;
(xvii) social/community facility

These small shopfronts are hard to find, especially in this growth corridor.

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