Shop 6/12 Waters Road, NEUTRAL BAY
Last Remaining Retail Space | Pienza Neutral Bay Village Precinct
Neutral Bay’s most anticipated development is now complete. Just one retail space remains.
Developed by Central Element, Pienza has been designed as a curated village precinct blending premium convenience with lifestyle retail. Anchored by Dan Murphy’s, Wholegreen Bakery, Bodylove Pilates and Trattor, it has already attracted a line-up of category-leading operators.
This final tenancy — Retail 6, 12 Waters Road — offers a rare opportunity to position your brand in one of the Lower North Shore’s most affluent and tightly held catchments.
Key Features:
– Adjacent to Coles Neutral Bay, one of Australia’s top-performing supermarkets
– 80 sqm (approx.) with expansive Grosvenor Street frontage and daily exposure
– Affluent, high-density catchment with limited new retail supply
– Cold shell handover with capped gas, 3-phase power and A/C provision
– Part of a five-level mixed-use development elevating Neutral Bay’s retail offer
The development is now complete and available now.
Why Pienza?
– Prime Lower North Shore location, 5km from Sydney CBD in affluent Neutral Bay
– High-profile site opposite Coles and near the Military Road retail spine
– ~51,000 vehicle movements daily (~18.7M annually) along Military Rd
~Excellent public transport connectivity with multiple direct bus routes
– Anchored by Dan Murphy’s
– Complementary tenancies: Trattor restaurant, Wholegreen Bakery and Body Love Pilates
– Surrounded by major retailers (Coles, Woolworths, Chemist Warehouse, Specsavers and more)
– Mixed-use precinct: 1,627sqm of retail plus 34 apartments
– Trade area population: ~117,000 residents, project + 16,000 by 2046
– Strong professional demographic with limited price sensitivity
High-income catchment:
Avg. household income: ~$155,000 (24% above Greater Sydney)
Avg. per capita income: ~$97,000 (60% above Greater Sydney)
Retail spending power:
– Total trade area retail spend: $2.8 billion (2025) to $5.3 billion by 2046
– Food catering spend: $729 million p.a.
– Per capita retail spend 50% higher than Greater Sydney average
– Worker population ~7,000 within 1km, spending $24 – $32 million nearby
This is the last remaining opportunity within a high-performing precinct where demand consistently outpaces supply.
For more information please contact Michael Khouri, Hudson Retail Group.
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