40 Yeo Street 1,959 SF Office Condo Unit in Neutral Bay, NSW 2089

Suite 8 at ASCENT is a ground-floor commercial condominium located at 40 Yeo Street, Neutral Bay, NSW. The property spans 182 m² and is part of a boutique, contemporary building in one of the Lower North Shore’s most active commercial hubs. The suite offers a prominent glass entry with street-facing frontage, three separate points of access, and direct internal connectivity to an exclusive loading dock.

The interior includes an existing fit-out with a boardroom, partitioned offices, workstations, storage, and an internal kitchen with a breakout area. Four secure basement car spaces (triple plus single) are included, and additional council and street parking is available nearby. The building provides air conditioning and End-of-Trip facilities. Positioned moments from Neutral Bay Junction and the B-Line transport hub, the property benefits from excellent access to Sydney CBD, North Sydney, and major arterial roads.

This offering presents a rare opportunity to acquire a versatile ground-floor commercial suite in one of Neutral Bay’s most desirable addresses. Suite 8 at ASCENT delivers 182 m² of adaptable space suitable for allied health, creative studios, showrooms, boutique manufacturing, or general retail (STCA). The property combines functional design with high visibility, featuring a prominent glass frontage and multiple entry points for operational flexibility.

The suite is move-in ready with an existing fit-out, including a boardroom, partitioned offices, and a fully equipped kitchen. Direct access to an exclusive loading dock and four secure basement car spaces enhances convenience for both staff and clients. Located within a vibrant commercial precinct, the property is surrounded by cafés, retail, and essential services, while offering seamless connectivity to Sydney CBD and North Sydney via major arterial routes and public transport. This is an exceptional opportunity for owner-occupiers or investors seeking a well-positioned asset in a tightly held Lower North Shore market.