2 Person Private Office at 111 Elizabeth Street, Sydney

Contemporary office spaces available for rent within the hustle and bustle of Central Sydney. Understated elegance describes the reception area you’ll be privy to on your arrival, featuring floor-to-wall wooden panels and comfortable leather seating and sofas in the waiting area. Private offices set over two levels are on offer that can house smaller companies and startups in airy spaces. These rooms boast stunning wraparound views of Hyde Park and surrounds. Otherwise, a host of slick coworking and dedicated desks are up for grabs if you're after a smaller and more flexible space to call your own. The design is a seamless blend of homey and ultra-modern. It includes Haworth ergonomic furniture, a bold collection of artwork, desk plants that add a splash of colour, and ample supplies of natural lighting. Acoustically-treated meeting rooms are the cherry on the cake, affording you the quiet you need to strategise and brainstorm with minimal distractions. Other business essentials in your weekly rental package include around the clock access, exclusive use of the kitchen facilities, and communal areas where you can enjoy coffee breaks while interacting with others. A welcoming receptionist and dedicated support and IT team are around to attend to your every whim so that you can carry on with operating your business seamlessly.

Working within Sydney’s finest art deco building, St James Trust is undoubtedly a selling point for potential tenants. The high-rise building, constructed during the pre-war area, is a prime example of the architecture of the time, that has stood the test of time. The design of the building’s interior, in direct contrast to the outside with its modern and connected private offices that attract the best and brightest working professionals of Sydney. Located near St James Trust are Sydney’s top attractions, including the city’s green lung, Hyde Park, and Martin’s Place. In the past, the latter was once described as the hub of the city, and to a large degree, still is. Take a stroll around the popular park, or join the hustle and bustle of Martin’s Place while looking for a place to hang out or shop on your lunch break. In the vicinity is St James's station, which not only provides you with an easy route home but also a glimpse of its fascinating history - it’s one of the oldest underground stations around, having been in operation since 1925.