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7 Second Avenue,
Blacktown 2148, New South Wales

73 car spaces
2,073m² land size
2,073m² building size
Other

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Property details

Mixed Use Commercial Cold Shell with 73 Secure Car Spaces

RWC Western Sydney is pleased to present part of 7 Second Avenue, Blacktown, comprising the ground and first-floor commercial space, for sale.

The property presents a compelling opportunity to acquire approximately 2,073 sqm* of commercial cold-shell space across two levels, together with an additional 73 secure basement car spaces.

The asset occupies a prominent position near the intersection of Second Avenue and Sunnyholt Road in the heart of Blacktown, providing direct access to the wider Western Sydney road network. The property also benefits from strong exposure to passing traffic and convenient access for customers, staff and visitors.

Additional highlights of the property are outlined below:
• 2,073sqm* net lettable area across two levels
• Flexible MU1 Mixed Use zoning
• 73 secure basement car spaces
• Offered with vacant possession
• Positioned within a growing residential catchment, underpinned by the ongoing transformation of Blacktown CBD and major infrastructure investment
• Located within walking distance of Blacktown Railway Station and Westpoint Shopping Centre
• Suited to investors and owner-occupiers seeking a substantial metropolitan commercial asset
• Previously approved for an 82-place childcare centre
• Previously approved strata subdivision scheme

The property will be offered for sale via Private Treaty.

For more information, please contact the exclusive selling agents.

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