303 Liverpool St 344–893 pi² d'espace disponible • Commerce de détail • Darlinghurst, NSW 2010

Position your concept on a prominent Darlinghurst corner with dual frontages to Liverpool Street and Bourke Street. This 83 sqm strata retail offers an existing cafe fit-out, grease trap and exhaust, and a fully fitted kitchen that helps operators move quickly from deal to opening. Expansive glazing and corner exposure capture steady pedestrian and vehicular flows, supported by a dense residential catchment and a lively day-to-night trade area. The site is approximately 70 meters from the East Village Hotel and moments from Taylor Square, Oxford Street, and the CBD, placing your brand in the path of established dining, nightlife, and commuter traffic patterns. Inside, efficient back-of-house, bathroom facilities, storage, and additional seating space downstairs support smooth service and throughput for coffee bars, bakeries, fast-casual operators, and specialty food retailers. Excellent access to bus services around Liverpool and Bourke Streets further broadens customer reach and staffing convenience, while the corner identity delivers signage opportunities that are hard to replicate in the inner city. For operators seeking a high-visibility CBD-fringe location with proven hospitality bones, this address provides the right blend of exposure, amenity, and readiness to trade.

Position your concept on a prominent Darlinghurst corner with dual frontages to Liverpool Street and Bourke Street. This 83 sqm strata retail offers an existing cafe fit-out, grease trap and exhaust, and a fully fitted kitchen that helps operators move quickly from deal to opening. Expansive glazing and corner exposure capture steady pedestrian and vehicular flows, supported by a dense residential catchment and a lively day-to-night trade area. The site is approximately 70 meters from the East Village Hotel and moments from Taylor Square, Oxford Street, and the CBD, placing your brand in the path of established dining, nightlife, and commuter traffic patterns. Inside, efficient back-of-house, bathroom facilities, storage, and additional seating space downstairs support smooth service and throughput for coffee bars, bakeries, fast-casual operators, and specialty food retailers. Excellent access to bus services around Liverpool and Bourke Streets further broadens customer reach and staffing convenience, while the corner identity delivers signage opportunities that are hard to replicate in the inner city. For operators seeking a high-visibility CBD-fringe location with proven hospitality bones, this address provides the right blend of exposure, amenity, and readiness to trade.