2-4 Sir John Young Crescent,
Woolloomooloo, NSW 2011
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Level 7 / 44 Martin PlaceSYDNEY, NSW 2000
2-4 Sir John Young Crescent
Woolloomooloo, NSW 2011
Map of 2-4 Sir John Young Crescent
Historic Woolloomooloo Landmark with Repositioning Potential (Deceased Estate)
Ray White Commercial (SC) is pleased to present 'The Merryfield' 2-4 Sir John Young Crescent, Woolloomooloo, offered for sale.
This iconic three-storey building, formerly known as the Merryfield Hotel and later home to the John Passmore Museum, represents a rare opportunity to secure a commanding freehold asset in one of Sydney's most tightly held fringe locations. Meticulously maintained and offered as a deceased estate, this asset presents significant value-add potential through repositioning, conversion or redevelopment (STCA).
Prominently positioned at the convergence of Woolloomooloo, Potts Point, and Sydney CBD, the property enjoys exceptional exposure and connectivity. Located moments from some of Sydney's most iconic destinations, including Art Gallery of NSW, Hyde Park, Domain, Royal Botanic Gardens the Finger Wharf dining precinct, and major transport links, this is a truly once-in-a-generation opportunity for visionary investors, developers or owner-occupiers to secure a landmark site in a blue-chip city-fringe setting.
Key highlights of the asset include:
• Landmark three-storey building comprising 696sqm* of GLA
• Prominent 238sqm* corner site with dual street frontages
• Rare secure on-site parking for 2-3 vehicles via lock up garage
• Generous internal spaces with potential for bespoke reconfiguration
• Previously strata-titled property (infrastructure still intact)
• Flexible MU1 Mixed Use zoning - ideal for conversion into a boutique hotel, high-end residential, mixed-use commercial, or creative arts space (STCA)
• Unrivalled exposure to 250,000+ passing vehicles daily
• Upper level harbour glimpses and CBD skyline views
• Moments from Sydney CBD, Finger Wharf, Domain, Hyde Park and major transport links
2-4 Sir John Young Crescent, Woolloomooloo is offered for sale.
For further information, please contact the exclusive selling team below.
*Approximately
This iconic three-storey building, formerly known as the Merryfield Hotel and later home to the John Passmore Museum, represents a rare opportunity to secure a commanding freehold asset in one of Sydney's most tightly held fringe locations. Meticulously maintained and offered as a deceased estate, this asset presents significant value-add potential through repositioning, conversion or redevelopment (STCA).
Prominently positioned at the convergence of Woolloomooloo, Potts Point, and Sydney CBD, the property enjoys exceptional exposure and connectivity. Located moments from some of Sydney's most iconic destinations, including Art Gallery of NSW, Hyde Park, Domain, Royal Botanic Gardens the Finger Wharf dining precinct, and major transport links, this is a truly once-in-a-generation opportunity for visionary investors, developers or owner-occupiers to secure a landmark site in a blue-chip city-fringe setting.
Key highlights of the asset include:
• Landmark three-storey building comprising 696sqm* of GLA
• Prominent 238sqm* corner site with dual street frontages
• Rare secure on-site parking for 2-3 vehicles via lock up garage
• Generous internal spaces with potential for bespoke reconfiguration
• Previously strata-titled property (infrastructure still intact)
• Flexible MU1 Mixed Use zoning - ideal for conversion into a boutique hotel, high-end residential, mixed-use commercial, or creative arts space (STCA)
• Unrivalled exposure to 250,000+ passing vehicles daily
• Upper level harbour glimpses and CBD skyline views
• Moments from Sydney CBD, Finger Wharf, Domain, Hyde Park and major transport links
2-4 Sir John Young Crescent, Woolloomooloo is offered for sale.
For further information, please contact the exclusive selling team below.
*Approximately
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Woolloomooloo, 2011 demographic data
3,792
Population
$2,001 per week
Median household income
39 years
Median age
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Most residents
Singles
Most households
RWC - SCLevel 7 / 44 Martin Place
SYDNEY, NSW 2000
SYDNEY, NSW 2000