1201/362-370 Pitt Street, Sydney, NSW 2000 sold on 20 May 2026 | OnTheHouse
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Sold on 20 May 2026 for $1,165,500

1201/362-370 Pitt Street
Sydney NSW 2000

Bedrooms: -
Bathrooms: -
Car spaces: -
Floor area: 111m2
Land area: 1396m2
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Property Details for 1201/362-370 Pitt St, Sydney

Building Type
Commercial
Year Built
1997
Floor Size
111m2
Land Size
1396m2
Local Government
Sydney
Lot/Plan
63/SP52405

Last Listing description (August 2026)

* Approx. 111m2
* Quality fit out
* Tenanted property

* Reception area, open space, 4 partitioned rooms including one meeting room
* Close to World Square, Local Courts, Town Hall Station and Museum Station

The chambers building is one of the most popular office building among law and finance community, located at the southern CBD, a minute walk to the Supreme court, Light rail, Haymarket and world square etc give you the ultimate convenience.

The office is located at level 12 facing North Sydney city skyline Moving in opportunity at below market value.

The high quality existing fitout partition rooms and furniture offers a 'plug and Go' scenario for the new coming tenant's convenience. There is flexibility around the offering. This is a rare opportunity you don't want miss.

370 Pitt Street is prominently situated on the corner of Pitt and Liverpool Streets within the Midtown Precinct. Close proximity to Museum and Town Hall Railway stations, Sydney Light Rail and World Square food and retail.

For arranging inspection, please ring David on 0492 929 791.

Property History for 1201/362-370 Pitt St, Sydney, NSW 2000

A timeline of how this property has performed in the market
Last Sold
$1,165,500
20 May 2026
  • 16 Aug 2026
    Listed for Sale Contact Agent
  • 20 May 2026
    Sold for $1,165,500
  • 28 Sep 2004
    Sold for $647,130
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