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7/21 Donaldson Street,
Wyong 2259, New South Wales

11 car spaces
1,016m² land size
1,016m² building size
Industrial/Warehouse

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Unbelievable Investment Opportunity!!

This is an outstanding investment opportunity within this almost new complex, giving the chance to reap the benefits of both a great return and depreciation making this free standing unit the perfect investment property for your commercial property portfolio.

With so little investment stock available, it will be hard to find another option of this quality with a new lease 5 year lease with a 5 year option, with an annual income of $165,976.16 net p.a plus so many fantastic inclusions, that includes, Mineral-stained structural precast panel concrete walls, 12.5 tonne gantry crane, LED lighting, NBN, 3 phase power, Up-spec kitchenette, instant hot water, tablet-controlled access and power monitoring 'smart' system, Container height automatic roller doors, air conditioned mezzanine office, top of the range furnishings, + many more features.

This fantastic opportunity is in the North Wyong Industrial Estate. A great area to invest like so many others with notable names that now call this business estate home. There is a great mix of small and large businesses that specialise in manufacturing and service industries with established companies including ING, the Nexus Smart Hub, Parchem, Donaldson, All State Trailer Spares, McDonalds, KFC, Seven 11, Mazda, Subaru & Isuzu.

• Annual income $165,976.16 net p.a.
• 5 year + 5-year lease option
• E3 Productivity Support Zone

For further information or to arrange an inspection contact Mark Davies - 0422 442 858

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