A last-mile logistics facility is up for lease in Melbourne’s inner west, with tenants expected to be drawn to the property due to its quality features and location.

The property - Building A at 12-26 Crothers Street in Braybrook – has a total building area of 9,169sq m, with 230sq m of office space - on a 1.68 hectare site.

It is ready for immediate occupation, with short to medium lease terms available.

Joel Davy, Steve Jones and Andrew Gallucci of Knight Frank, in conjunction with Tim Casanelia and Greg Jensz of Belham Property, are leasing agents for the facility.

Mr Jones said the well-presented, large-scale office and warehouse facility offered great flexibility for users due to its high clearance, undercover canopy area and drive through capability, allowing seamless loading and unloading proficiencies with nine on-grade roller door access.

“The building features a two-level office, in addition to significant amounts of hardstand space to the front, side and rear of the facility,” he said.

Other features of the facility include LED efficient lighting and three-phase power, and it is NBN and security ready. It also has significant on-site parking for staff.

Mr Davy said the last mile logistics facility benefitted from the perks of a corner street location, having significant street frontage of over 260 metres to Crothers Street and Hampden Street.

“The site is within close proximity of several modes of public transport, which is a huge drawcard for tenants,” he said.

“Located approximately five kilometres west of the Port of Melbourne, nine kilometres west of the CBD and 14 kilometres south of Melbourne Airport, this inner west location boasts unrivalled access to all of Melbourne's major road linkages, such as Ballarat Road and the Western Ring Road.

“The property is also well serviced by major motorways including the West Gate Freeway and Princess Highway.“Due to its proximity to the Port, the site presents itself as a genuine ‘last mile logistics’ location.”

The property will also benefit significantly from the West Gate Tunnel Project, which will drastically improve traffic flow and travel times to and from the facility.

Its proximity to a range of other major long term western infrastructure projects including the M80 Ring Road upgrade, Inland Rail, and Port Rail Shuttle will also be advantageous.