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From masonic hall to dance studio - and now a potential home: The $600k ‘opportunity’
This former Dunedin masonic hall turned studio offers flexible living, workspaces, and creative potential for buyers.
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A unique Dunedin property in Andersons Bay offers a rare live/work opportunity. This former masonic hall, later a dance studio, is a commercially zoned building in a residential area, providing immense flexibility for buyers.
Extensively renovated with earthquake strengthening, insulation, and updated facilities, the space includes two main halls and five flexible rooms. It's an ideal hub for creatives, a consortium, or anyone seeking a combined living and workspace. Enquiries are over $595,000 with Ray White.
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Plenty of space available
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Opportunity to live and work on the site
Multiple groups can use the space at the same time
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A great space for the community
The kitchen has been updated. Photo: TRADE ME/RAY WHITE
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There is ample parking out front. Photo: TRADE ME/RAY WHITE
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