A 1180sq m exclusive yard will be fully fenced and secured, making it suitable for car parking, container operations and manoeuvring.
Franklin says Papakura is well positioned to capitalise on South Auckland's growth, as nearby Drury and the surrounding areas are set to undergo a huge transformation over the coming years.
"The property for sale, in the heart of Papakura's growing industrial precinct, is ideal for owner-occupiers or long-term investors looking to secure industrial space at a time of very low vacancy and high demand.
"It offers the ultimate multi-functional layout, making it suitable for a wide range of business uses.
"Built to a high standard, the generic warehouse has 990sq m of clear span space with an 8m stud at the knee.
"Two roller doors provide access to the exclusive yard area.
"A single-level office level has 152sq m of space which will have a high-quality new fit out, including suspended ceilings and carpet."
Franklin says the building is on freehold title with a fifth share of a common driveway, which offers the benefit of no body corporate fees.
"The common driveway is accessed by each building in the development from its own secure and fenced yard area, giving dual access onto Boundary Rd."
A three-phase high power supply of 250 amps will be provided to the building, while high floor and structural loading will allow gantries to be installed by the new owner or tenant if required.
The property also benefits from generous Heavy Industry zoning — the most permissive of Auckland's industrial zones, allowing for a wide range of heavier industrial operations."
Wyllie says the property is close to main arterial routes, with State Highway 1 about 3km away, giving quick access to the CBD and the major industrial precincts to the North.
The site is also well serviced by nearby amenities, with the Papakura township just 2.5km away.
"Papakura is an easily accessible location within the 'Golden Triangle' of New Zealand's major growth cities of Auckland, Hamilton and Tauranga. The regions combined make up 50 per cent of New Zealand's population and return 50 per cent of the country's GDP."
Wyllie says Papakura's industrial areas are booming and this has been accelerated by the shortage of industrial land and buildings across South Auckland.
"Business owners are seeing the huge benefit of positioning their businesses in the South, especially when they also service customers in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions.
"Papakura's established industrial areas have 135ha of predominantly Heavy Industrial zoned land and buildings.
"Major occupiers include Griffins Foods, Independent Liquor and Fletcher Concrete."
Wyllie says the development of Drury South Crossing — a 361ha master-planned, mixed-use precinct next to SH1 — will further increase the popularity and huge potential of Auckland's South.
"Large new residential developments at Paerata Rise and Auranga will ensure a large staff catchment on the doorstep.
"The wider area will have a forecast population of a further 30,000 residents in the next 30 years."
Drury South will comprise 145ha of industrial and commercial land, 85ha of parkland and 45ha dedicated to a new residential community.
A further 51ha of residential and commercial development will be added to Drury Township.
To the west, Auranga will have 2650 homes and Paerata Rise will have 4500.
The proposed new Mill Rd transport link and Drury Train Station will amplify connectivity to the area.
The Boundary Rd property for sale is due for completion in April; the final building in the development will be completed towards the end of the year.
Building Four will occupy a rear position with warehouse access via five rollers doors.
It will comprise 1564sq m of warehouse supported by a minimal office area of 136sq m.
