13 Salisbury Road, Richmond 7020, Tasman
Everything stays.
Consulting rooms with hand basins. Treatment beds and curtain tracks. A nurses room with full nursing station. Reception, waiting, storage. Walk in and start seeing patients.
A waiting room people actually want to wait in.
Full-height raked ceilings and clerestory glazing fill the arrival space with daylight — unusual in a building of this type, and the first thing every visitor notices.

Six figures and six months, already spent.
Fitting out a medical tenancy from a bare shell costs a fortune and takes months of consenting and construction. Here the plumbing, the room layout, the accessibility and the compliance work are done — and proven by decades of continuous use.

Walk it from your desk.
Select any marker to see the view from that spot, looking in the direction of the cone.
Redrawn from the original 2004 building consent drawing. Gross floor area 154 m². Room areas are clear internal dimensions.

Have a look around.
Photographed August 2026, while the outgoing practice was still in occupation. The fit-out stays. The contents go.
The short version.
The middle of Richmond.
On Salisbury Road, a short walk from Richmond Mall and the town centre, with the whole Nelson–Tasman catchment on the doorstep.
Talk to the owners.
No agency in between. Your enquiry goes straight to the family who own the building.