Located at 141-143 Rowe Street, directly opposite Eastwood Shopping Centre, the property is currently tenanted by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia and offers secure income with strong future potential.
Zoned MU1 Mixed Use, the property offers a range of future possibilities including redevelopment, rental uplift or repositioning, subject to council approval.
“This is a landmark opportunity for investors looking to secure a blue-chip retail asset in one of Sydney’s most tightly held suburban markets,” said Peter Vines, managing director of RWC Western Sydney.
“It’s rare to see a property of this profile with a national tenant like the Commonwealth Bank come to market, especially in such a sought-after location.”
The property is currently leased until September 2026, generating a net annual income of $210,685 + GST.
Victor Sheu, director at RWC Western Sydney, said the location and tenancy make it a standout.
“It sits right in the middle of Eastwood’s busiest commercial strip, just 270 metres from the train station, with excellent pedestrian activity and exposure. The fundamentals here are incredibly strong.”
“The dual street frontages and zoning add another layer of long-term flexibility,” said Vee Li, sales executive at RWC Western Sydney. “Whether you’re a private investor, a developer or a fund looking for a stable performer with future upside, this asset has broad appeal.”
With limited opportunities of this calibre available in the Eastwood area, strong interest is expected from a mix of local and international buyers.
