5 Silverado Place, KILSYTH

Located within a newly established industrial court, 5 Silverado Place, Kilsyth presents a versatile commercial space suited to trades, storage, packaging or light manufacturing within Melbourne’s highly sought-after eastern industrial corridor. Part of one of the tightest warehouse markets in Australia, the property offers a modern, functional facility with premium finishes, high internal clearance and excellent access to surrounding arterial networks. The flexible layout combines generous warehouse space with an upstairs office, showroom or storage area, creating an efficient base for growing businesses seeking both practicality and connectivity. Positioned within a secure business park surrounded by established operators, the property benefits from strong links to Canterbury Road, Dorset Road and major eastern transport routes, providing convenient access to Melbourne’s CBD and the broader metropolitan area. With industrial vacancy in Kilsyth remaining exceptionally low, opportunities to secure quality premises in this location are increasingly limited. Offered with vacant possession and ready for immediate occupation, this property represents a compelling opportunity for owner-occupiers or tenants seeking a modern industrial foothold in Melbourne’s thriving eastern suburbs. Highlights: • Warehouse area 13.2m x 19.4m (approx.) • Ground floor bathroom amenities • Upstairs office / showroom / storage - 4.6m x 9.4m • Covered carport / loading area - 4.9m x 9.3m • Total building area approx. 291m² • High internal clearance and premium finishes • Located within a modern, well-connected industrial precinct • Close proximity to Canterbury Road, Dorset Road and major eastern arterials. Disclaimer: All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, floor plans and size, building age and condition) Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.