Smithfield warehouse snapped up pre-auction for $3.23 million

Smithfield warehouse snapped up pre-auction for  $3.23 million
Staff reporterJuly 7, 2020

A recently-refurbished 2,991 square metre industrial facility in Smithfield has been secured pre-auction for $3,230,000 (plus GST).

A multi-national portable equipment hirer purchased 71 Long Street, and will relocate its local headquarters from Sydney’s north-west.

Formerly home to a transport firm, the site features a large concrete yard and a 1,221 square metre building with warehouse and office space and an expansive awning.

The warehouse offers clearances of up to 5.5 metres with access via two roller doors, while the multi-level office area has been refreshed.

Within Smithfield’s tightly-held industrial precinct, the property is in close proximity to arterial roads including the Cumberland Highway, Great Western Highway and M4 motorway.

CBRE’s Janet Joljian and Elijah Shakir managed the sale on behalf of the vendor, DSE Superannuation Fund, with an auction originally scheduled for mid-June.

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