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Self Storage Business For Sale
Gisborne, New Zealand
“We are the BIGGEST 'cause we are the BEST”. Dalco Self-Storage in Gisborne offers convenient, safe, and inexpensive storage facilities for both domestic and business users. - Individual, clean, dry, and secure storage units in a wide range of sizes
- High security premises with easy access 7 days a week
- Ideal storage for householder personal effects and furniture
- Ideal for business wanting to store trade equipment, excess/out of season stock, office records
Dalco Self-Storage operates two storage complexes in Gisborne. Most customer are local residents who have sold their homes and need storage space prior to relocating. Others are migrating or moving to Gisborne and require storage for their belongings while they find a new home. This business has come on to the market because the owner wishes to retire from business life. Dalco Self-Storage provides both temporary and longer-term storage options and is returning over $200,000 annually. It would ideally suit an owner operator wanting an established business. The business also includes a Manager's Residence and would suit an investor wanting a business that could be operated by a live-in Manager. Alternatively, the Managers residence could be offered as a rental opportunity. Dalco Self-Storage "For people really going places" The owner of Dalco Self-Storage is selling the freehold title to 2 storage complexes in Gisborne. The complexes total 5236 square metres in area and offer 177 storage units in varying sizes. Both storage facilities have industry standard monitored security systems, including electronic scrambled pin number gate access and video surveillance. Complex at 28 Scott Street, Gisborne The property (3567 square metes) comprises storage buildings (1540 square metres) and tarsealed access ways. Buildings are constructed on insulated concrete floors with steel framing and Coloursteel exterior cladding and roofing. Individual buildings are fitted with roller door access.
Storage complex at Scott Street, with Manager's Residence
The complex includes a stand-alone house built of weatherboard cladding and a corrugated iron roof. The house includes the business office and accommodation for the Manager. The accommodation has 3 bedrooms, laundry with shower, toilet, bathroom with bath and hand basin, kitchen and a dining room. There is a covered-in barbecue deck attached to dining room. 
Manager's Residence with 3 bedrooms and office
Complex at 61 Main Road, Makaraka The property (1669 square metres) comprises storage buildings (210 square metres) and access ways similar to those at 28 Scott Street. The property has 15 aluminium and steel shipping containers for additional storage. Most of the containers are insulated. 
Storage complex at Makaraka
Future expansion Self-storage facilities in Gisborne have historically shown strong cash flows. Resource Consents are in place for Dalco Self-Storage to expand their storage facilities. Assets being sold A complete list of all assets being sold is available to interested buyers. Main items include: 28 Scott Street facility - Security system with electronic pin access terminal, Panasonic gate reporting printer, Hirsch Pin programmer for gate (housed in office), outside-mounted single camera gate and driveway surveillance system including 15" monitor and 3Rc Digital Video recorder (total security solution)
- Business office - office equipment, filing cabinets (2), double door storage cabinet, office furniture, telephone/fax machine, computer, software, printer, Paradox home security system
- Managers residence - stove, extractor fan, air conditioner, curtains, Laundry tub, carpet, towel heating rail
Makaraka storage facility - Storage shed which houses the security monitoring system, dual camera security surveillance, electronic gate with swipe card entry activation
Day to day management Business Hours:
Monday to Sunday - customer access 7.00 am - 6.00 pm. Staff:
Dalco Storage is run by the owner-operator. If required, the present owner is available to assist the new owner, terms by arrangement. Stock:
Stock will comprise mainly padlocks. Customer Database:
The business sale will include a computer and manual database. Licences:
The business is an associated member of the Self Storage Association of Australasia. SSAA provides a code of ethics and member benefits including Standard Self Storage License agreements and procedures. Advertising and Promotion:
Customers generally seek storage facilities via Yellow Pages advertising, word of mouth, and high profile/ signage at the Makaraka storage facility that is located on the main road into to Gisborne. The business also participates in spot radio advertising and feature advertisements in the local Gisborne Herald. Call Danny on +64 6 867 5016 (day) or 027 445 8755 (anytime) Gisborne is the first city in the world to greet the new day Gisborne on the East Coast of the North Island has a population of over 30,000 with a further 15,000 people residing in the Gisborne District. Gisborne is enjoying unparalleled growth. Property values are soaring due to the current focus of national and international interest. With miles of un-spoilt coastlines, there are few places left in the world that offer the perfect combination of provincial charm and economic growth. With a yearly sunshine average of 2200 hours, Gisborne is one of the sunniest places in New Zealand. Temperatures are mild, with summer temperatures seldom going above 30ºC, and winter temperatures usually around 15ºC. Gisborne offers something for everyone from fishing (deep sea, surfcasting, river), surfing (a variety of good beaches to choose from), tramping or visiting Eastwood Hills (the local Arboretum), being part of Maori Culture and visiting the local Marae, observing history in the local museum or just relaxing in the sun. Gisborne is also the chardonnay capital of New Zealand. To find out more about Gisborne, click on these links: http://www.gisbornenz.com/
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