Knight Frank Canberra is pleased to bring to market a whole floor, fully refurbished, in this widely recognised office/medical building.
This rare opportunity represents one of only a handful of strata office floors available in Phillip offering approx. 565sqm of high-quality space, fully refurbished and ready to occupy. Its side-core design, ample natural light, and flexible permitted uses make it ideally suited for office professionals, or speculative investors looking to capitalise on strong leasing fundamentals.
Location Highlights
Once known for its light industrial roots, Woden has transformed into a dynamic health and commercial precinct, just 10km south of Canberra CBD and 7km from Parliament House. Level 9 sits within a building that has long served as a commercial landmark, formerly occupied by Federal Government tenants.
This is a precinct on the rise, with billions in public and private infrastructure investment currently underway:
- ACT Light Rail Stage 2B Construction expected to commence by 2027, with the new Woden Transport Interchange just 50 metres away
- Canberra Hospital Expansion A $500 million redevelopment underway, cementing Woden as the ACT's health services hub
- CIT Woden Campus A new tertiary education facility to support over 6,500 students, sitting above the future transport hub
- Walkable access to Westfield Woden, Grand Central Towers, Abode Hotel, WOVA, and other residential developments creates a built-in amenity base and catchment
Property Features
- Approx. 565sqm full-floor strata office
- Fully refurbished and move-in ready
- Side-lift-core floor plate with excellent light penetration
- Subdivides well for multi-tenant use or future flexibility
- Priced below replacement value
With ongoing growth in demand from medical and allied health occupiers, and the strength of Woden's infrastructure-led regeneration, Level 9 is a strategic addition to any portfolio.
For further details or to book an inspection, contact Megan Gouge or Nathan Dunn now, exclusive sales agents from Knight Frank Canberra.
