Former Cue Clothing HQ hits the market atop Surry Hills’ Holt & Hart building
The former Cue Clothing headquarters in the iconic Holt & Hart building at 50 Holt Street, Surry Hills, is now on the market, offering a chance to invest in the heart of Sydney’s fashion world.
The ultra-private, double-storey office penthouse spans 4613 square metres across two connected levels, complete with expansive landscaped balconies, rooftop entertaining areas and sweeping city views. Created for and by Cue Clothing, the property is as much a creative statement as it is a premium office space.
“This was never a standard commercial build,” says Matt Pontey, national director and co-head of investment sales at Cushman & Wakefield. “It was created for a fashion icon; every detail speaks to creativity, privacy and prestige.
“Interest is already strong from owner-occupiers in the fashion, design and tech sectors, as well as institutional investors looking for a flagship presence in one of Sydney’s most tightly held precincts.”
The two floors span 1908 square metres on level six and 1890 square metres on level seven and are connected via a wide-open internal staircase. The top floor features a sawtooth roof and floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the space with natural light on three sides. A private express lift and first-floor car park with discreet access add to the property’s exclusivity.
Constructed in 1968 for Sydney’s rag trade, the Holt & Hart buiolding underwent a major transformation in 2010, emerging as a vertical creative village that helped redefine Surry Hills as a hub of design, architecture and technology.
Today, it’s home to more than 50 high-end firms and sits at the heart of the Tech Central Innovation Precinct, just 300 metres from Central Station.
“This is more than just an office; it’s a creative address with corporate polish,” says Harry George, director of commercial sales at Savills.
“Holt & Hart sits at the intersection of design, commerce and innovation, and this property represents its pinnacle.”
The mixed-use zoning allows for a range of future uses, from a boutique hotel to a luxury residential conversion, making it both a prestige headquarters and an investment with upside.
The property is being marketed by Cushman & Wakefield and Savills, with a price guide of $35 million to $40 million. Expressions of interest close at 2pm AEDT on Thursday, December 4.
