| Contract type | Lease |
|---|---|
| Property Type | Hotel/Leisure, Commercial |
| Price | CONTACT AGENT |
| Enquire Now Download Brochure | |
23 JOHNSTON STREET, COLLINGWOOD VIC
A truly magnificent restaurant space, located at the street level of Atelier, a beautifully crafted hotel (Veriu) and residential development designed by renowned architects Cox Architecture and brought to you by the exceptional team at Gurner TM . With a classic redbrick façade and New York style steelwork windows the space embraces the streetscape and creates an alluring invitation to dine and enjoy.
Features include:
> Prime 265sqm* premises with two on-title car parks
> Stunning natural light via north-facing windows
> Permit for liquor licence (100 patrons) in progress no objections
> Fitout incentives available from the developer (quality finishes, bathrooms, cool room, reverse cycle heating and cooling)
> 3-phase power
> Located next to the World-class Collingwood Arts Precinct (Collingwood Yards), this property is surrounded by fabulous retail stores, restaurants and cafes.
> Fabulous foot traffic from Veriu Collingwood (95 spacious rooms) featuring rooftop pool and outdoor cinema
This is a quality property and presents itself as a once in a lifetime opportunity to lease, owner-occupy or invest.
For further information on pricing and plans please contact the exclusive sales agents MIGLIC DEAN
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