
Warehouse and office space 3,000 sqm, height 7.1 m - Hrvatski Leskovac
City of Zagreb, Novi Zagreb - West, Hrvatski Leskovac
22,000 €
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Warehouse and office space with a total area of 3,000 m² is located in Hrvatski Leskovac, in the Novi Zagreb – West area. The property is currently under construction, with completion and availability for occupancy expected by January 1, 2027.
The space is intended for warehouse and office activities, and long-term lease is possible.
The total area is distributed across two floors, with the ground floor having approximately 1,500 m², and the first floor an additional 1,500 m². The usable height of the hall on the ground floor is approximately 7.1 m, while the mezzanine height is around 3.3 m. The mezzanine can be used as additional storage or office space.
Partial lease is also possible, with a proportional division of the ground and first floors. The space is rented without internal equipment and shelving, and certain adaptations of the space are possible during the construction phase to meet the tenant's needs.
Several parking spaces are available next to the property, and the location has access to bus transport.
The space is located in Hrvatski Leskovac, with access to main traffic routes towards Zagreb and its surroundings.
The monthly rent is 22,000 €, while utility costs are paid separately. Final lease terms can be defined depending on the requirements of the future tenant.
For additional information and to arrange a viewing, please feel free to contact us.
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