149 Hunter Street, Newcastle NSW 2300, Australia
| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sold | Jul 2021 | $580,000 | — |
The property is serviced by two tram stops – Queens Wharf (0.2 km) and Crown Street (0.3 km) – providing direct light‑rail access to the CBD and surrounding suburbs. It is also close to the former Newcastle railway station (0.4 km) and the main bus network radiating from Newcastle Interchange, giving easy regional connectivity.
Hunter Street runs straight to the Pacific Highway, while King Street (just a short walk away) connects to the Newcastle Link Road, Pacific Motorway and Hunter Expressway. This provides rapid road access to the wider Hunter region and the greater New South Wales motorway network.
Yes, the property includes a single dedicated parking space, which can be used by staff or visitors as needed.
Within 0.3–0.4 km are several heritage‑listed sites such as the David Cohen & Co. Warehouse, Christ Church Cathedral, the historic Victoria Theatre and the former Newcastle Post Office. Their proximity adds prestige and foot traffic for retail, hospitality or professional services.
The location is surrounded by cinemas (Event Cinemas, Tower Cinemas), hotels (Terminus Apartment Hotel, The Lucky Hotel) and dining venues, offering complementary services and attracting a steady flow of visitors to the area.
The address sits in the heart of the central business district, just 0.2 km from key civic buildings and cultural venues, making it highly visible and easily reachable for both local clients and regional partners.
