He says the building is situated in one of the more recently developed areas of East Tamaki, adding to its appeal to both tenants and owner-occupiers.
It is occupied by Australasian high voltage testing and instrument calibration specialists, Tex Onsite.
Thomson says it is being sold as a leaseback with an initial annual rent of $110,000 and twice-yearly market rent reviews.
Tex Onsite has signed up to a five-year lease with two rights of renewal, making it an opportunity for steady returns on investment.
"The tenant is a really interesting company playing a key compliance role in the electrical, mining and industrial sectors," Thomson says.
"Any materials that come into contact with electricity have to be checked quarterly, half-yearly or annually, and Tex Onsite have developed mobile technology to do that on-site at an affordable cost."
Tex Onsite was founded in Australia in 2001, and rapidly expanded into New Zealand in 2004.
The New Zealand business is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Australian company, which also operates in the United States and Papua New Guinea.
New Zealand manager Ross Gamble says demand for the company's services has grown rapidly since entering the local market.
He puts that down to innovation, flexibility, customer service excellence, and national reach.
"We're sought after for expertise in on-site electrical testing and calibration, as well as oil streamlining and Fullers Earth filtering," he says.
"Recently, we've expanded into high voltage transformer and switchgear installation and maintenance, as well as substation maintenance. Our future in the New Zealand market is looking bright."
The company is at the rear of two adjoining freehold tenancies, in a 505sq m clear-span warehouse built to 100 per cent of seismic standards.
The warehouse has a stud height of 6.1m at the knee, rising to 7.2m and is accessed by a single roller door with a canopy.
A stairwell leads from the ground floor reception area to a further 74sq m of office space, which is mostly open plan apart from a partitioned office at the rear.
Jarvie says the property's location at the northern arm of Lady Ruby Drive gives easy access to Smales Rd, which in turn links to Allens Rd and Highbrook Drive.
"It is only minutes away from the Southern Motorway via either Highbrook Drive or East Tamaki Rd, providing excellent links to the wider Auckland region and beyond."
He says broader East Tamaki area is an established industrial location typified by industrial and commercial properties of various sizes, ages, quality and condition.
