This Darlinghurst Space Has 550sqm of Potential #CommercialRealEstate #PropertyTour #Sydney

16 Nov 2024 · 3 min

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The video provides a narrated walkthrough of the off‑market commercial offering at 273 Crown Street, Darlinghurst. The presenter moves through the ground‑floor Crown Street frontage, noting that the entire building is currently on offer and is partially refurbished. He then proceeds to the basement via the front stairwell and describes the secondary emergency exit staircase at the rear of the first floor. The space is largely open‑plan but includes built‑in mezzanine levels and partitioned zones that reflect the previous building’s layout. The construction is primarily concrete, with fire‑separation walls, and the basement houses toilet and shower amenities in separate partitioned areas. Overall, the tour highlights structural features, refurbishment status, access points, and potential functional zones for prospective commercial tenants.

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This is a walkthrough video of the off-market offering of 273 Crown Street, Darlinghurst. We are going to do this in sections. This is the ground floor, being Crown Street frontage. All right, so he's going to be back then. So the offering at the moment is the entire building. It is partially refurbished. Yeah, yeah. We're leading into the basement of 273 Crown Street. That's the emergency exit, which is a secondary staircase at the rear of the first floor. So we're walking through the first floor of 273 Crown Street. So again, it's been— that's the Crown Street side. Again, partially refurbished. Okay, so we're traveling into the basement of 273 Crown Street from the ground floor, from the front stairwell. So this is predominantly an open plan structurally, but it has been built in with mezzanines And areas specific to the theme of the previous building. So this is all concrete to this point. So this is the basement rear, so there are toilet and shower amenities. These are all partitioned areas. There's only structural back here, and that's for fire separation predominantly. And then back through here to the basement, and there is a second key partitioned area or mezzanine area again,