LEASED405a/250 Pitt Street
405a/250 Pitt Street Sydney NSW 2000
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Floor area: 22m2
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Commercial Office 250 Pitt Street
The National Building is a 12 storey heritage listed strata titled building comprising retail and basement tenancies and 11 levels of offices. The property is located adjacent to ANZ Bank Centre and the Pitt Street station construction project, opposite The Galleries close to Sydney Hilton, QVB, Pitt Street Mall and Town Hall.
- Carpeted
- 22 sqm approx
- Rear of building
- Natural lights
- Heritage features
- Available 17.04.2020
- Reverse-cycle individual air conditioning
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Property Details for 405a/250 Pitt St, Sydney
Building Type
Commercial
Floor Size
22m2
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