Leasing

Located in the bustling George Street Gateway, this iconic building is a cornerstone of The Rocks. Its prime position attracts a diverse mix of customers, from tourists and local residents to office workers and shoppers. Built between 1867 and 1868 and heritage listed in 2002, 99 George Street is a striking example of Victorian Italianate architecture, making it an ideal setting for a quality food and beverage offering.

Built to house the Sydney Sailors Home, a benevolent society created by leading businessmen and landowners, this building offered lodging for sailors on leave. The building would suit a variety of different usages including a Gallery, Homewares, Fashion and General Retail. 

This building was the Sydney Sailors Home, a benevolent society formed by prominent businessmen and land owners, to cater for the accommodation of sailors on shore leave. The 1860s wing of the building is associated with prominent architect William E Kemp, who had worked in the Colonial Architects office under Edmund Blacket, Alexander Dawson and William Weaver. 

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. 

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.

Positioned in a highly sought-after location, this 26.1sqm corner site offers a prime opportunity for flagship retail. Set on Sydney Cove at Circular Quay, it’s surrounded by the Harbour Bridge, Opera House, George Street, Macquarie Street, ferry wharves, and The Rocks, attracting tourists, workers, and residents year-round. With rare visibility and accessibility, the site also includes existing services: water, waste point, and 3-phase 63 AMP power.

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

Set on Sydney Cove, Circular Quay sits between Bennelong Point and The Rocks. It accentuates both the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House. The site’s proximity to George Street, being the main artery of the city, Macquarie Street, and Ferry Wharves, as well as Circular Quay, provides easy access for the many tourists, office workers, and residents who visit this precinct each year. There are very few locations that offer an opportunity like this.

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

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.

33 Playfair Street, a beautifully restored heritage office building offering four levels of distinctive workspace. This character-filled property is bathed in natural light, boasting high ceilings, operable windows, and timeless features such as exposed timber beams, wooden floorboards, and brick walls.

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.