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Shop 3, 259-261 Clarence Street
Sydney NSW 2000

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Floor area: 280m2
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LICENCED BAR/RESTAURANT IN A PRIME LOCATION

Ray White Commercial (SC) is pleased to present for lease this substantial dual level Licenced cafe/bar/restaurant opportunity located at the ground floor of 259 Clarence Street, Sydney.
This spacious premises boasts a large commercial kitchen on the ground floor with grease trap provisions, 50+ seating capacity, and individually controlled air conditioning system. The property has a large mezzanine level which incorporates additional seating, boardroom as well as exclusive amenities. The zoning for this asset is broad, meaning potential uses could include retail, showrooms, hospitality and a range of other general commercial uses.
The property sits in the Western corridor of the Sydney CBD with convenient access to Town Hall Station, Queen Victoria Building and Darling Harbour. The property is offered with vacant possession and is ideal for a range of owner occupiers or an astute investor wanting to capitalise on the strong rental income this asset could return.
Additional highlights of the asset include:
• Internal area - 280 sqm*
• Dual level with high entry ceiling level
• Exclusive amenities & boardroom
• Large commercial kitchen with grease trap provisions
• Individually controlled air conditioning
• Existing liquor licence for the premises
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Property Details for Shop 3, 259-261 Clarence St, Sydney, NSW 2000

Building Type
Commercial
Floor Size
280m2

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