39-41 Lower Fort Street, Millers Point

Capturing stunning panoramic views encompassing Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Harbour, Luna Park and Walsh Bay this pair of four storey townhouses were originally designed by renowned architect John Verge in classic Georgian style. The two buildings were combined and converted to create an oversized building in its present configuration in 1968 with approximately 690sqm internal area. Presenting a highly lucrative opportunity in one of Sydney's most sought-after historical enclaves it is located within the prime real estate precinct of Millers Point giving it immediate and ready access to the financial core of the Sydney CBD. It occupies a 217sqm land parcel presenting absolutely phenomenal potential for residential, commercial or mixed-use endeavours. The building offers direct access to Sydney's theatre district and Walsh Bay's picturesque waterfront precinct. Close to Barangaroo precinct and new metro station. Currently used as residential/commercial premises Approximately 12.4m frontage, solid sandstone foundation Soaring ceilings and air-conditioned throughout Highly versatile layout with scope to reconfigure Tenants in place, currently leased until June 2020Separate power meters already fitted and in place for each floor if required Internal goods lift may be converted to full lift Marble italianate fireplaces, 2 balconies, sandstone cellar. Video intercom connection, 2 parking permits, abundant storage Abundant cafes, restaurants, galleries nearbyShort stroll to the Circular Quay transport hub of trains, buses, water taxis, ferries and soon to be completed Sydney Light Rail station which will take passengers to places including Royal Randwick Racecourse and the University of NSW when completed. Only a very short stroll from this amazing property to Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art and the Sydney Overseas Passenger Terminal which are all part of this vibrant historical and yet emerging northern end of Sydney's CBD that still to this day retains its highly valued "village" atmosphere.