68 Stevedore Street, Williamstown

FULLY-LEASED, MULTI-INCOME INVESTMENT IN TIGHTLY HELD WILLIAMSTOWN PRECINCT

Jones Real Estate is pleased to present 68 Stevedore Street, Williamstown, to the market, For Sale via Deadline Private Sale closing Thursday 18 June 2026 at 12:30pm (AEST).

Positioned in the heart of one of Melbourne’s most tightly held bayside precincts, this fully-leased, multi-income commercial property presents a compelling opportunity for those seeking diversified metropolitan income in an enduring inner-west location.

Key highlights include:

– Fully leased across three separately tenanted components – two retail tenancies (3 Grains Pizza and Up & Running Podiatry) and a storage tenancy (MPT Group Accountants & Advisors) – delivering diversified income from multiple occupiers.

– Currently returning a net passing income of $116,574.74* per annum + GST & Outgoings, with staggered lease expiries supporting income continuity.

– Favourable lease covenants with built-in annual rental growth of 4% and 5% across all three tenancies, with further options applying to Shop 2 (Up & Running Podiatry).

– Total building area of 313 sqm* across a 316 sqm* landholding, with dual street frontages of 11m* to Stevedore Street and 3m* to Goss Terrace.

– Located within Williamstown’s established mixed-use precinct, benefiting from strong local amenity, a surrounding residential catchment and excellent connectivity to Melbourne’s inner west and CBD via Kororoit Creek Road, Melbourne Road and Douglas Parade.

– Surrounded by a vibrant hospitality and specialty retail precinct, with Coles, Priceline, Australia Post, Commonwealth Bank, Bank of Melbourne and two railway stations nearby.

– Zoned C1Z – Commercial 1 Zone, supporting a broad range of retail, commercial and residential uses, underpinning significant long-term development potential^.

*Approx.

For further information or to arrange an inspection, please contact the exclusive selling agents at Jones Real Estate.

Disclaimer: Sizes and dimensions described are approximate. Parties should not rely on the information contained within this summary; we recommend seeking professional advice before proceeding.