Suite 31, Gunshot Studios Suakin Drive,
Mosman, NSW 2088

LOCATION

This unique terrace presents a special opportunity to pursue your passion/business venture within the heritage listed Gunshot Alley. This prestigious office/creative/practitioner space is in a vibrant, eco-friendly setting nestled in Headland Park, Mosman; a unique parcel of public lands managed by Sydney Harbour Federation Trust. Surrounded by natural landscapes and incredible Harbour views this close-knit community is home to many professional, & creative businesses as well as health and wellbeing practitioners.

You’ll enjoy an easy stroll to nearby cafés and restaurants, with direct bus connections to Mosman Bay Wharf, Wynyard and North Sydney Stations.


ENJOY

• 23.2m² area - ideal office/creative/practitioner space
• Fully air-conditioned
• Phone and internet enabled
• Fibre optic connections compatibility
• Period features and French doors
• Beautiful natural light
• Carpet throughout
• Additional on-site shared facilities; kitchen, bathrooms, showers, tennis court.

LIFESTYLE

Embrace a healthy work/life balance in this stunning location. Start your mornings with a bush walk on the grounds, a swim at Balmoral Beach or a fresh juice/coffee at Frenchy’s Cafe. Enjoy the vibrant Mosman high street with an eclectic range of stores including designer boutiques, bustling cafes and many supermarket options. With ample on-site unmetered parking and many public transport options, be connected to the Mosman community and the business world but feel a sense of peace, this is living at its best.

HERITAGE

These unique terraces are located within the heritage listed Gunshot Alley, which was formerly a military base with commanding views over the entrance to Sydney Harbour. All revenue generated directly supports the protection and enhancement of public lands managed by the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust. These funds are reinvested into conserving natural and cultural heritage, upgrading infrastructure, and delivering educational programs that preserve these iconic sites for future generations.