53 - 55 Gore Street Bluff, Invercargill

Motivated Vendor Says Sell!

Opportunities of this calibre in Bluff are seldom available. Set on approximately 1.642 hectares of harbourside land, this substantial property boasts around 9,500m2 of building floor area - combining scale, location and future potential in the heart of Bluff's port precinct.

The former cold storage facility offers:

• Direct NZ Rail link terminating on-site - a rare logistics advantage.
• Approx. 9,500m2 of versatile building floor area, ideal for large-scale operations.
• Coolstore and dry storage facilities (not in current use; refrigeration plant condition untested).
• Seawater intake system, creating exciting potential for fisheries, aquaculture or marine industries.
• Proximity to Bluff's deep-water port, a vital gateway for South Island export and distribution.

Unused for several years, the site awaits new vision. Its sheer scale, strategic positioning and existing infrastructure make it a standout opportunity for logistics, marine industries or redevelopment. With a highly motivated vendor seeking a result, this is your chance to secure one of Bluff's most significant industrial holdings.

53-55 Gore Street - Unlock the potential of Bluff's portside future.

Please Note: This property is being sold in "As Is Where Is" condition with no vendor warranties and the sale will be plus GST, if any.

Disclaimer - This property is being sold without a price and therefore a price guide can not be provided. All prospective purchasers shall complete their own due diligence, seek legal and expert advice and satisfy themselves with respect to information supplied during the marketing of this property, including but not limited to: the floor and land sizes, boundary lines, underground services, along with any scheme plans or consents. Land and floor area measurements are approximate, and boundary lines indicative only. All efforts have been made to source accurate information from reputable sources (i.e. Regional/City councils, Property-Guru, Core Logic etc). We cannot, however, verify its accuracy and suggest this should not replace independent clarification through standard due diligence.