The property at 35-43 Monaro Street, comprises a 644.7sqm island block with frontages on all four sides.
The asset has remained in the hands of the same owner since 1988, without ever being tested on the open market.
RWC Western Sydney director Joseph Assaf said the site's structural footprint and long-term ownership profile set it apart from typical suburban retail offerings.
“The ultimate driver here is the island site itself, paired with the fact it hasn’t been traded publicly in 38 years,” Mr Assaf said.
“You get complete independence from neighboring boundaries, four-sided frontage, and total control over how the space is utilised.”
The freehold building is configured as six separate retail shopfronts, but is being sold with vacant possession.
The site also permits a broad range of retail, commercial, medical, and professional uses.
“That blank-canvas status gives incoming owners the option to re-lease the existing shops individually, combine the floorplan into a single larger commercial premises, or choose to undertake a broader repositioning of the site,” Mr Assaf said.
The building comes equipped with 10 vehicle basement access via an electric roller door, additional off-street parking, a dedicated loading dock, and established infrastructure from prior food operations, including grease traps and commercial exhaust connections.
The property goes to auction Thursday, November 5 at 1:00 PM, unless sold prior.
