‘Most recognisable’ heritage site in Sydney for sale

This 1920s heritage listed site opposite Central Station is up for sale.

One of Sydney’s most recognisable buildings opposite Central Station, used as an infirmary in the 1920s, is on the market.

The 246sq m corner site is in the Tech Central precinct, at 36 Regent St Chippendale, and has a price guide of $7 million.

Agent Colliers says the building is one of the most recognisable in the area and is “arguably the best position within Sydney’s highly sought after fringe market”.

It is heritage listed and has a rich history having been built in 1926 in memory of former NSW Premier John Storey.

A heritage listed freehold site in the Tech Central precinct, at 36 Regent St in Chippendale, and has a price guide of $7 million.

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The building was originally a dispensary to provide medical services to the local Chippendale community.

It is currently vacant and has exposed brick and sandstone features with 440sq m of building area.

The building is exclusively listed through the Colliers team of Miron Solomons and Matt Pontey.

The building was built in memory of John Storey, NSW Premier from 1920-21.

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“Demand is always strong around the education precinct which is now evolving into Australia’s tech hub,” Mr Solomons said.

“There are literally billions of dollars’ worth of private and public capital being poured into the immediate area directly opposite this building which includes Tech Central and Central Station.

Mr Pontey said there was “serious capital growth potential” by adding to the existing and expanding Central Park Precinct, UTS, Sydney University and Notre Dame University.

The property has mixed-use zoning and will appeal to owner occupiers, investors, and value-add specialists looking to transform the space which has potential for offices, hospitality, education or retail uses.

The property will go to auction on October 5.

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