1/10 Kwong Alley,
North Fremantle, WA 6159

Tom Miszczak from The Agency is pleased to bring this rare and prime commercial space to the market. With a vast and wide frontage your business will boom in a ideal position as the gateway to Fremantle from the West and into North Fremantle from the East.

This commercial space that fronts onto Queen Victoria Street offers a generous 61m² of versatile area internally, perfect for small businesses, startups, or expanding operations. North Fremantle is a vibrant suburb known for its eclectic mix of cafes, shops, and cultural spots, making it an attractive location for customers and clients alike.

The premise is currently used for a financial services company and includes the high quality fitout including reception area, boardroom, open plan offices, ample storage and kitchenette.

The property is strategically positioned to benefit from the high foot traffic and bustling activity of the neighborhood. Proximity to key transport links ensures easy accessibility for both customers and employees. Additionally, the suburb boasts a strong sense of community and an energetic atmosphere that can significantly enhance your business's visibility and growth potential.

North Fremantle is home to renowned schools such as North Fremantle Primary School and is just a short distance from beautiful beaches and parks, providing a pleasant environment for work-life balance.

Don't miss out on this rare chance to secure a prime commercial space at an unbeatable price point in one of North Fremantle's most sought-after areas.
Act now to capitalise on this fantastic opportunity!

- Council Rates - approx $1959 per annum
- Water Rates - approx $1005 per annum
- Strata Levies - $611.68 per qtr

Contact your REIWA award winning agent - Tom Miszczak on 0400 217 1...

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