Commercial Property

32 Belvoir Street

32 Belvoir Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia

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119 m² Land size

$1,700,000 Last sale

Property Information

Business Name

Unknown (likely commercial business)

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About this commercial property

Sold for $1,700,000 on 15 Dec 2017, the 32 Belvoir Street terrace in Surry Hills is a corner unit that benefits from a north‑facing façade, garden windows and a privately fenced, palm‑lined courtyard. The property includes a fully fitted commercial kitchen with gas appliances, integrated refrigeration and built‑in storage, together with wired sound and fire‑feature installations suitable for hospitality or service‑sector operations. Its location in the theatre district, within walking distance of Belvoir Theatre, Central Station and a range of dining venues, provides strong pedestrian accessibility for businesses.

Sales history

Event	Date	Price	Price per m²
Sold	Dec 2017	$1,700,000	$14,285

Price per m² based on land size of 119 m².

Key details

Locality: Surry Hills
State: NSW
GNAF PID: GANSW706003940
Legal parcel ID: 10/978716
Remoteness area: Metro
Property type: Commercial
Land size: 119 m²
Land Use Category: Commercial

Frequently asked questions

What is the asking price for the commercial property at 32 Belvoir Street?

The property is listed for $1,700,000. This price reflects the market value for a commercial parcel in the Surry Hills area.

How well‑served by public transport is the location?

32 Belvoir Street is within easy walking distance of Central railway station, the largest hub on the Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink networks. It is also serviced by Transdev John Holland and Transit Systems bus routes, and is close to the CBD‑South East Light Rail corridor.

What nearby amenities could support a business operating from this site?

The property is surrounded by a high concentration of cafés, restaurants and pubs, as well as cultural venues such as the Belvoir St Theatre and Prince Alfred Park. Nearby parks, hotels and retail hubs provide additional foot traffic and amenities for employees and customers.

What is the commercial character of the Surry Hills neighbourhood?

Surry Hills blends commercial, light‑industrial and creative uses and is recognised as Sydney’s main centre for fashion wholesale activities. The area also hosts a vibrant LGBTQIA+ community, frequent markets, and a lively dining and nightlife scene.

Which notable landmarks are located within a short walk of 32 Belvoir Street?

Within 0.1 km you’ll find the Belvoir St Theatre, while Prince Alfred Park, Ward Park and the historic Cleveland House are each within 0.2–0.3 km. The Surrey Club Hotel and the Railway Institute Building are also nearby, adding cultural and historic appeal.

What types of businesses might find this location particularly suitable?

Given the area's fashion‑focused wholesale sector, creative agencies, boutique retail, hospitality venues and events‑related businesses would benefit from the high foot traffic and proximity to eateries and cultural spaces. The strong transport links also make it attractive for service‑oriented enterprises.