1704/109 Pitt St, Sydney is a 0 bedroom, 0 bathroom Unit and was built in 1997. The property has a land size of 281m2 and floor size of 62m2. While the property is not currently for sale or for rent, it was last sold in May 2022.
- 62 sqm
- High level suite
- Fitted suite with reception, 3 offices/consult rooms and open plan area
- Great natural light and outlook
- On the floor wet kitchen with dishwasher and zip tap
- Building is serviced by 6 lifts
- Recently refurbished lobby and lift refurbishment underway
- Parking available in basement
- Great CBD location
- Direct undercover access to Wynyard Station
- Close to Circular Quay and Martin Place
- To be sold via private treaty
Lease details Lot 66, known as suite 17.04:-
Outgoings:-
Council Rates: $1,827.70
Water Rates: $ 44.28
Strata Levies: $9,709
Total $11,508.98 p.a. ex GST (approx. per year)
Asking Price: $1,240,000 + GST
To be sold via private treaty with vacant possession
109 Pitt Street is a prominent commercial building with six lifts and first-class building services including shower facilities, newly refurbished lobby and onsite building management. The building's prime location between Martin Place and Hunter Street is ultra-convenient to Circular Quay, Australia Square, Martin Place, Wynyard and Barangaroo via direct underground access.
Call Brian 0412 218 193 or email: brian@bdowling.com.au
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