Level 5 68-76 Taharoto Road, Building One, Smales Farm, Takapuna, North Shore

Claim the top of Building One

A top floor workspace of this standard is rarely offered on the North Shore, particularly within one of Auckland's most prominent commercial addresses. After many years off the market, the prime upper level of the North Tower is now available — an uncommon chance to secure a position with genuine profile and scale.

Set at the junction of Taharoto Road and Northcote Road, the building holds a commanding presence and delivers a strong first impression through its refined lobby and well presented shared areas. The overall environment signals professionalism from the moment you arrive.

The floor itself provides approximately 1,500sqm of office accommodation with expansive views stretching across the North Shore and beyond. A quality fitout is already in place for immediate use, while refurbishment or layout adjustments can be tailored to suit an incoming occupier. Flexible leasing options and compelling incentives further support businesses planning their next phase.

Within the Smales Farm precinct, the location places teams close to a wide mix of everyday conveniences — dining options, retail, medical services, childcare, fitness operators and Farro Fresh are all within easy reach. Excellent motorway access and major public transport routes reinforce its reputation as one of the most straightforward and connected commercial locations on the North Shore.

• Top floor position within Building One, North Tower
• Approximately 1500sqm of premium office accommodation
• Expansive North Shore views from an elevated outlook
• Quality existing fitout with options for reconfiguration
• Access to Smales Farm amenities, dining, services and transport
• Fantastic car parking options available

For organisations nearing a lease decision, reassessing their footprint, or seeking a more elevated and future focused environment, this opportunity warrants attention. Spaces with this level of visibility, size and positioning seldom come to market.