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200-204 Pollen Street, Thames, Thames-Coromandel

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3,567sqm Land area SQM

Secure what can't be replaced


•Dual access- Pollen & Grey Street
•Largest CBD land release in decades
•Develop or hold long-term
•3,567sqm (more or less) flat land
A landmark opportunity has arrived in Thames with the release of 200-204 Pollen Street, the largest bare land development site to hit the CBD in decades. Totaling 3,567sqm (more or less) across two titles, this prime freehold site commands a substantial Pollen Street frontage, complemented by secondary access via Grey Street. Its L-shaped configuration provides excellent design flexibility, enhanced by abundant nearby street parking and a quiet residential backdrop.
Recently cleared of dated buildings, the site is a true blank canvas, zoned commercial under the Thames Coromandel District Council plan. Positioned on the fringe of the CBD, the property sits at the gateway to the town's retail and service hub. The scale of this offering presents unmatched potential to deliver a modern mixed-use precinct with retail or commercial premises at ground level, on-site parking to the rear, and the option of high-quality residential apartments above.
Opportunities of this size and profile rarely come to market. This is a once-in-a-generation chance to secure Thames' most substantial development block and play a defining role in shaping the future of its commercial centre.

Key features


Accessibility

This prime freehold site commands a substantial Pollen Street frontage, complemented by secondary access via Grey Street.

Opportunity

Opportunities of this size and profile rarely come to market. This is a once-in-a-generation chance to secure Thames’ most substantial development block.

Land area breakdown

Totaling 3,567sqm (more or less) across two titles.

Location

Positioned on the fringe of the CBD, the property sits at the gateway to the town’s retail and service hub.