5 National Circuit

The property sits on a 16,702 m² parcel of land, providing ample space for government or institutional operations and future expansion.

The Attorney‑General’s Department currently operates from the premises, indicating the building is configured for government office use and would be appropriate for other Commonwealth departments or similar public‑sector organisations.

Within roughly 0.2–0.3 km you’ll find the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, the National Archives of Australia, the Robert Marsden Hope Building, and several embassies (Argentina, Cambodia, Guatemala, Peru, Zambia), offering convenient proximity for inter‑agency collaboration.

The site is bounded by key arterial routes such as Kings Avenue, Morshead Drive and State Circle, providing direct connectivity to the city centre, Capital Hill and surrounding precincts.

Staff have easy access to several hotels and hotel schools (Hotel Kurrajong, Angliss International Hotel School, Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School) as well as parks like York Park and Telopea Park, offering dining, accommodation and recreational options.

The Edmund Barton building and the former Patent Office, both heritage‑listed Commonwealth sites, are located within 0.3 km, reflecting the area’s historic significance.

While specific routes aren’t listed, the property’s central location in Barton and proximity to major avenues means it is well‑served by Canberra’s bus network and adjacent to the core of the capital’s transport corridors.