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$319,980

215 & 216/480 Collins Street
Melbourne VIC 3000

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Floor area: 71m2
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Large Open Space in Unbeatable Location 71m2 Approx - 2 Balconies!

Unlock unparalleled business potential with the acquisition of Suites 215 & 216 at the prestigious 480 Collins Street. Offering a combined space of approximately 71m2 with both having incredible balcony spaces with a stunning outlook, these offices present an exceptional opportunity for medium-sized businesses seeking a strategic location in Melbourne's bustling CBD.
Key Features:
* Generous Space: Combined total of 71m2, perfect for accommodating larger teams or versatile office setups.
* Two large balconies
* Premium Amenities: Enjoy access to a fully equipped gym, sauna, pool, and showers-free for all tenants.
* Concierge Service: Professional concierge services available Monday to Friday.
* Impressive Facilities: A meticulously maintained lobby and common areas ensure a professional and modern atmosphere.
* Convenient Kitchens: Fully serviced kitchens on each floor with fridge, microwave, boiling/filtered water tap, mugs, glasses, tea, coffee, and soap dispensers.
* Modern Bathrooms: Well-maintained and stylish bathrooms for tenant use.
* Food Court: A large food court featuring over five retailers offering a diverse range of culinary options.
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Property Details for 215 & 216/480 Collins St, Melbourne

Building Type
Commercial
Floor Size
71m2

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