Science House, 157-161 Gloucester Street,
The Rocks, NSW 2000

Property Overview:

Constructed in 1931 and designed by the renowned Australian architectural firm Peddle Thorp & Walker, Science House stands as a distinctive heritage gem nestled at the southern edge of The Rocks in Sydney. Initially intended as the headquarters for a collaboration among three prominent science institutions in New South Wales, Science House stands out as a rare example of the commercial Italian Palazzo architectural style in Sydney and earned the prestigious Sir Sulman Medal for its architectural excellence in 1932.

Location:

Nestled in Sydney's historic The Rocks district, Science House epitomises architectural brilliance and scientific collaboration. Its Inter-war Commercial Palazzo style façade captivates with elegant proportions and arched windows.

Available:

Suite 5.08 - 53.1sqm
Open plan suite featuring direct lift exposure with leafy outlook over Gloucester Street. The suite benefits from two separate open plan areas interconnected with a doorway.

Suite 5.05 - 23.9sqm
Self-contained suite featuring small reception and separate open plan area and kitchenette.

Suite 5.04 - 107.1sqm
Light-filled, corner suite with streetscape views over Gloucester and Essex Streets. The suite benefits from two separate open plan areas interconnected with two doorways.

Suite 5.02 - 21.06sqm
Light-filled open plan suite with a Northerly aspect.

Suite 5.01 - 22.06sqm
Light-filled open plan suite with a Westerly aspect.

Suite 4.03 - 102.4sqm
Open plan suites featuring direct lift exposure with leafy outlook over Gloucester Street.

Levels 4 & 5 have separate shared kitchen facilities and shared meeting rooms for tenant's use. Spec / demo suites currently in planning and design phase.

Contact:
For further information or to arrange an inspection, please contact the appointed agents.