Christchurch's former temporary police station in St Asaph Street, built as a stop-gap until the Justice and Emergency Services Precinct was finished, is for sale.
"The large format single-level station covers more than 7000sq m and sits adjacent to the Metro Sports facility," says Hamish Doig, managing director of Colliers International in Christchurch, who, with general manager Mark Macauley, is marketing the property for sale with offers closing at 4pm on December 14, unless it sells earlier.
Spanning 56-68 St Asaph St, the freehold property is in four titles and has three street frontages on to Antigua, St Asaph and Acton Sts.
It was officially opened in 2013 as a replacement for the former city police station on Hereford St, after that station was deemed unsafe. More than 600 police staff were based at the temporary station, which included a custody block.
The 1.6ha property is owned by Calder Stewart, which recently opened the new central city EntX cinema complex. It has 122 carparks and is leased to Wilson Parking.