9 Divett Street, Port Adelaide SA 5015

Ray White Port Adelaide is very pleased to present to the market this prestigious, historic building with approximately 400m2 of valuable space.

First opened for business as the National Bank of Australasia in 1863, this spectacular building presents a rare opportunity to secure a property of enormous proportions in the Historic and Tourist precinct!

Constructed to exacting standards, its architectural style is derived from Italian Renaissance and English Palladian periods. Everything, from the beautiful bluestone facade, the ornate plaster surrounds, quoin work and premium off-street parking, to the inside of the property with its thick walls and rooms of generous proportions, will impress you.
A rarity for the historic port precinct, the building was not built boundary-to-boundary, with the free space on either side forming part of the property's land area.

This unique character building, with its distinctive and commanding presence, is, and has been, utilised as offices with some extensions and modifications.

Features include refrigerated cooling/electric heating in each suite, an upgraded electricity supply, full Internet Broadband connectivity and bank vault with safe.

Very rare for Port Adelaide, this outstanding property includes off-street parking of sizeable capacity, including multiple covered rear bays (easily accessible from a wide ROW).

Not often does a property of this calibre come on to the market. Don't miss this opportunity to put your stamp on it!

The property has "Development Plan Consent" for the change of use of the land from Commercial to Commercial and Residential consisting of ground floor offices and upper residential dwelling. Full Development Approval has yet to be granted.

Port Adelaide is having a revival! The State Government has invested nearly $300 million in projects which have helped to rejuvenate Port Adelaide and more projects are planned! Close to schools, beautiful beaches, shopping complexes and amenities and with the express train landing you on the doorstep of the city in 20 minutes, what more could you want?