A group of private investors have put their long-held Granville service station and commercial building on the market for the first time in over 40 years.
CBRE’s Robert Dowdy has been appointed to manage the sale of 27-33 Woodville Rd, Granville.
The property presents an opportunity for owner-occupiers, investors and developers to acquire a well established service station along with a two-level commercial warehouse/office building. The service station is anchored by Budget Petrol Station, trading 24 hours, seven days a week. Budget Petrol operates over 60 stores throughout NSW.
The property offers significant street frontage across four streets, Woodville Rd, Halsall St, Spring Garden St and Milton St. It is zoned E3 Productivity Support under Cumberland Council, with the LEP provisions allowing a floor space ratio of 1.5:1.
The property spans a high-profile 3,553sqm land rich Sydney landholding with a fully leased net income of $336,465 per annum. It is anchored by a four year lease to Budget Petrol through to February 2030.
The property is close to Sydney’s major arterial roads, providing easy access to Parramatta Rd, and direct access to James Ruse Dr, Victoria Rd, Silverwater Rd, St Hilliers Rd and the M4 Motorway. It is also minutes from hospitals, schools and Western Sydney University.
Located within the industrial and retail precinct, the area accommodates national and international brands including Costco, Storage King, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, BYD, Lexus, Audi, BMW, Harvey Norman flagship store, Nick Scali, A-Mart and many more.
Mr Dowdy told COMMO the property is expected to attract considerable interest. He said buyers are continuing to target well-located assets that offer flexibility, strong income and long-term upside, and that large sites of this nature rarely come to market in prime metropolitan locations.
He added that the site’s E3 Productivity Support zoning adds to its appeal among investors and developers, as it allows for self-storage, hotel, fast food, office accommodation, training facilities, childcare, and community or religious organisation uses, vehicle sales, hire and warehousing, and many more uses subject to council approval.
Mr Dowdy added that Granville is a major inner west growth suburb within Metropolitan Sydney, and among the busiest commercial enterprise hubs in the Sydney metropolitan region.
The property is being sold via International Expressions of Interest, closing 22 September, 2026 at 2pm.
Extracted in full from: https://www.commo.com.au/properties/2026/08/14/western-sydney-main-road-service-station-sale-cbre/1786670498
