Leasing

This premise is situated in the heart of The Rocks precinct, which is currently undergoing a strategic revitalisation, breathing new life into the area and attracting Sydneysiders, office workers and tourists alike. The Rocks is arguably one of the most iconic Australian destinations. 

The building at 105 George Street was constructed in 1851, as a simple early Victorian multistorey-shop and residence building that was common throughout Sydney in the 19th century. Its present day form is a complete reconstruction from 1985.

The tenancy at 127-129 George St is located on the Western side of George Street, opposite the MCA. The building is of State significance and served as the former Police Station. Architecturally, it is one of the most ornate Police Station buildings of its time. It features a stone city gate motif framing the entry and a lion’s head centred above, both which have remained beautifully intact. 

Reynolds’ Cottages are among the oldest domestic buildings remaining in Sydney, possessing an aesthetic quality which is representative of Colonial architecture.They are extremely intact and rare examples of the very small number of Sydney houses from the 1820s and 1830s. 

31 George St is located at the northern end of George Street, between Sergeant Major’s Row and the Mercantile Hotel. The building forms one of a pair of Victorian terraces and boasts a beautiful stone façade and wrought iron filigree detailing. The ground floor features arched windows and door with semi-circular arched detailed pediment above. Double-hung windows on the front facade are timber framed and feature a simple sandstone sill below. 

One of the most unique spaces available in The Rocks at the moment. Situated adjacent to the recently opened Hickson House, this 10sqm opportunity provides for an eclectic Grab & Go Food and Beverage operator to express their individual personality. This opportunity has offices, retail and hotels all within walking distance of this site.

This building is situated in the heart of The Rocks precinct, which is currently undergoing a strategic revitalisation, breathing new life into the area and attracting Sydneysiders, office workers and tourists alike. The Rocks is arguably one of the most iconic Australian destinations. 

A rare opportunity for those seeking a charismatic space for your business in the heart of one of Sydney’s most beloved neighbourhoods. Nestled in the historic streets of The Rocks, 4 Atherden Street is a unique and beautifully maintained State Heritage registered terrace.

Built in 1840 by Michael Gannon as residential houses and stables, this site is conveniently located in the heart of Argyle Street, close to George Street.

Centrally located in the Heart of The Rocks adjacent to the picturesque Playfair Terraces, this vibrant location provides the opportunity to trade 7 days

The Ribbon is a State Significant Development that transforms the Eastern side of Darling Harbour and creates a stunning new gateway to the city. Spectacular waterfront experience and family friendly entertainment offerings will provide enhanced ground-level activation.

Darling Harbour extends northwards from Chinatown along both sides of Cockle Bay to King Street Wharf on the east, and to the suburb of Pyrmont on the west. Cockle Bay is just one of the waterways that makes up Darling Harbour, which opens north into the much larger Port Jackson.

Rich in history and character including an exceptional location. This building is centrally located, heritage listed, private balcony and outdoor space. The Rocks precinct provides an array of fine restaurants, cafes and retail stores with excellent access to Circular Quay ferry wharfs, train station and light rail. Whole Building - 202.8sqm. Open plan office across three levels.

The former ASN Co. Building is a prominent and historical landmark in The Rocks commercial precinct, dating back to 1885. Originally constructed as a maritime warehouse, 1-5 Hickson Road has been meticulously restored as an office building, boasting heritage elements throughout.

Merchants House, a three-storey sandstone building built in 1848. An exciting building refurbishment underway. A truly rare opportunity to secure a standalone terrace on Sydney's Premier boulevard.

Metcalfe Arcade, a beautiful 3-storey building to George Street (5-storey to Hickson Road) completed in 1916. Recently refurbished 80 George Street offers excellent point-of-difference office space – ready for someone to move straight in!

88 George Street is a character-rich building in historic The Rocks precinct. The building boasts excellent natural light on three sides, including views of Circular Quay and Sydney Opera House.

Approx 221 sqm of interior space. The building is an example of Federation Free Style constructed in 1907. Consisting of an entry porch, centrally placed former courtroom, hallways and witness rooms on either side. There is also an attic space and partial basement along the eastern side. The aesthetic features are exceptionally intact, including original timber doors and windows, and the iconic brick and sandstone arches on the exterior facade.

The former ASN Co. Building is a highly visible and prominent landmark, especially the towers, from the Harbour and City and forms part of an important historic vista from Circular Quay through to Campbell’s Cove and beyond. Situated in the heart of The Rocks, this opportunity would suit Dining Experiences, Fashion, Accessory & Jewellery offers, Art & Creativity, Homewares & Gifts, Health & Wellbeing.

The tenancy is a corner location linking George Street and the Iconic Nurses Walk Laneway on the Western side of George Street, opposite the MCA. Suitable usages would include General Retail and Fashion.

The historic building consists of 2 levels totalling approximately 111.5 sqm plus a private courtyard fronting Nurses Walk and outdoor seating on George Street. 

This restaurant space is located within the Heritage Listed ‘Argyle Terraces’, a pair of terraces that have been combined internally. The site is located at the North-Western section of Playfair Street and extends back to a rock face, with open combined courtyard in between. An open air dining space features modern brick paving and prime frontage on to Playfair Street. 

The retail tenancy at 95 George Street is part of a building comprising 3 adjoining terraces. This site is of State significance as a component of a commercial streetscape that was established from the early 19 century.

A rare opportunity to secure a recently refurbished terrace building in the heart of The Rocks which includes heritage features throughout.