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466-468 Little Lonsdale Street
Melbourne VIC 3000

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Floor area: 53m2
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Be the first to occupy these beautifully refurbished offices, ready for your Company right now.
Ideally suited for a legal firm or training facility, 466-468 Little Lonsdale Street is situated in the heart of Melbourne's Legal Precinct, within a short walk to all the Court Locations
Offering elevator access via Brights Place, and only 150 metres (approx) from Flagstaff Station and also near the William Street tram service as well as a 24/7 carpark directly across the road, this location is perfect for businesses with in-house client meetings. 
The boutique, 7-level building has an abundance of natural light, as well as a quality tenant mix including lawyers & consultants.
Fantastic Owner who is reasonable and flexible - Tenant incentives too
Choice of Offices available for rent:
- Half Level 3 (3.02) 88.3sqm - Fitted space with 2 x open plan/training rooms and kitchenette - newly refurbished
- Office 1 on Level 6 (6.01) 53.2 sqm Fitted, 3x offices 1x boardroom and kitchenette area - newly refurbished
- Office 2 on Level 6 (6.02) 56.3 sqm - Ideal for training room or open plan office, newly refurbished, with kitchenette area
- Level 6 is currently split into two suites, can be combined into whole floor 120 sqm approx.

Property Details for 466-468 Little Lonsdale St, Melbourne

Building Type
Commercial
Floor Size
53m2

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