In the 1960s, the eight-storey building at 246 Queen Street raised the style bar with its cool exterior and tenants who championed fashion and design.
Nearing the completion of an aspirational $20 million renovation with leading architects Fearon Hay reimagining it as a mid-city design icon and sought-after commercial premises. The building links Lorne Street and Queen Street, with double street frontages. There'll be a dramatic, double-height street facade at the Queen Street entrance and elevator plus escalator access between the two streets.
The ground floor will offer up retail with food and beverage options on Lorne Street (level 2) and with other progressive redevelopment happening in the vicinity, this part of the CBD will soon present a fresh face to the public.
The new Aotea Station component of the City Rail Link is just 250 metres away making for a streamlined commute to the cityfringe suburbs. An opportunity that will surely resonate with the market in 2020, with expected completion targeted for Q2 to Q3.
Space available:
- Level 4-8 | 1,025sqm per floor (approximately)
- Level 3 | 393sqm
Key features:
- Dual access from Queen Street and Lorne Street
- Open plan layout with east and west-facing windows
- A massive 4.3-metre stud-height with large efficient floor plates
- End-of-trip facilities include bike storage, showers and a cardio room
- Part floors considered
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