The Burns Philp building is a landmark property that proudly sits in the heart of the financial precinct of the Sydney CBD. Built in 1901, the building sits directly opposite the Australian Stock Exchange and possesses a rich history steeped in trade and commerce. Located in a precinct of the CBD that traditionally demands high rents and offers low incentives, the Burns Philp building is a regal and imposing structure built with a presence and an attention to detail that is simply not duplicated in today's times.

Lot 5 comprises a commercial strata office located on the first floor of this historic heritage listed sandstone building and offers some 350sqm of versatile floor space. The property was last extensively refurbished in 2001 and is tenanted by the Financial and Energy Exchange Limited (FEX) on a three year lease with a three year option.

- Prime Sydney CBD
- Net Income $191,611 per annum
- Lease Term 3 years + 3 years
- Area of 350sqm
- Directly opposite the ASX

The History

The Burns Philp building was built and established in 1899, to the design of Arthur Anderson of AL & G McCredie, a major Australian architectural practice from the late 19th century. The structure is a landmark building as it consists of a combination of new structural techniques. The history of this building contributes to our understanding of Australia's early trade and economy.

In 1908 structural alterations, decorating and furnishing was carried out. During the 1950s, 1960s, later 1970s and 1980s significant changes were made to the original building to expand for new accommodation for new tenants, its capabilities and its presentation to suit the changing image of the company.