PRESTIGE BUILDING COMPLEX FOR SALE CHRISTCHURCH This impressive administration building, constructed for Andrews & Beaven Ltd in 1980, is offered for sale. It is situated on a 1.65 hectare (4 acre) landscaped site in Birmingham Drive in the attractive Marylands Estate, Sockburn, approximately 5 kilometres from Christchurch city centre and close to the Southern Motorway. The building has a gross floor area of approximately 4500 sq metres (approx 48 000 sq ft), comprising main 2 storey office block and a separate single storey cafeteria & conference complex joined to the main building by an enclosed glassed walkway. Features include attractive quarry-tiled entrance and reception/display lobby. Exclusive executive and boardroom suite with all amenities. The main Office areas are largely open-planned with moveable partitioning, gmaklng for easy rearrangement. The building is designed in wings, providing good access and maximum natural light. Numerous toilets and tea-making rooms are conveniently located throughout the building. The design lends itself to a variety of uses and would be suitable for sub-dividing into multiple tenancies. The separate cafeteria/conference block would be ideal as an independently operated cafeteria and conference/display centre. This is a rare opportunity to purchase an immaculate out-of-the ordinary property in a sought after locality. Would suit major company, institutional or investment buyer. For further 23-151, AUCKLAND. PHONE 278-0940 REPCO CORPORATION N.Z. LIMITED
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Press, 18 May 1984, Page 8
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