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Level 3, 85 Macquarie Street, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Level 3, 85 Macquarie Street, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia View this office online at: https://www.newofficeasia.com/details/serviced-offices-level-3-85-macquarie- street-hobart-tasmania Practical and comfortable serviced offices are situated on the 3rd floor of this modern building which boasts a sophisticated glass exterior. You will be able to access the property day or night and enjoy a variety of services including telephone answering and administrative assistance to help your business thrive while also benefiting from 5 hours complimentary use of the spacious boardroom. With flexible terms offered, leases will be specifically tailored to your individual business requirements which is perfect for start-up companies seeking the freedom to expand or contract in size as business demands. Transport links Nearest railway station: Hobart Freight Terminal Nearest road: Nearest airport: Key features 24 hour access Administrative support Bike racks Board room Central heating Conference rooms Disabled facilities (DDA/ADA compliant) Furnished workspaces High-speed internet IT support available Kitchen facilities Lift Meeting rooms Office cleaning service Reception staff Secure car parking Shower cubicles Virtual office available WC (separate male & female) Wireless networking Location Nestled in the heart of Hobart's Central Business District, these offices reside within a dynamic commercial hub, situated just a stone's throw away from the River Derwent. In addition to excellent networking opportunities, there is a multitude of restaurants, cafes, hotels and bars close by as well as museums and art galleries for those with an interest in culture. The A6 is situated right on the doorstep and drivers will benefit from the on-site secure parking facilities, adjoining multi-storey car park and a 15 minute commute to Hobart International Airport. Points of interest within 1000 metres General Post Office (post office) - 112m from business centre Hobart Private Hospital (hospital) - 125m from business centre Carnegie Gallery and Maritime Museum of Tasmania (museum) - 133m from business centre Dunn Place Car Park (parking) - 148m from business centre Tasmanian Polytechnic - Drysdale (college) - 161m from business centre Royal Hobart Hospital (hospital) - 171m from business centre Lark Distillery (pub) - 177m from business centre Westpac House (bank) - 181m from business centre Argyle Street Car Park (parking) - 182m from business centre Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart (hotel) - 211m from business centre Franklin Square (park) - 215m from business centre Theatre Royal (theatre) - 230m from business centre Mures (restaurant) - 256m from business centre The Old Woolstore Apartment Motel (hotel) - 310m from business centre Zero Davey Boutique Apartment Hotel (hotel) - 312m from business centre Fountainside Hotel (hotel) - 322m from business centre Isobar (nightclub) - 322m from business centre Cat and Fiddle Arcade (mall) - 325m from business centre Hogs Breath Cafe (restaurant) - 347m from business centre Henry Jones Hotel (hotel) - 372m from business centre Medical Science Precinct (university) - 376m from business centre Australian Broadcasting Corporation (studio) - 438m from business centre Tasmanian Polytechnic (college) - 439m from business centre Tasmanian College of the Arts (university) - 461m from business centre Parliament House Lawns (park) - 473m from business centre Market Place Car Park (parking) - 48m from business centre Centrepoint Car Park (parking) - 485m from business centre State Library of Tasmania (library) - 506m from business centre St David's Park (park) - 536m from business centre Supreme Court of Tasmania (courthouse) - 550m from business centre Hobart Central Car Park (parking) - 568m from business centre The Hobart Aquatic Centre (swimming) - 591m from business centre Salamanca Inn (hotel) - 626m from business centre IMAS Building (university) - 639m from business centre Cenotaph (park) - 644m from business centre Mitre 10 Carpark (parking) - 710m from business centre Mercure Hobart (hotel) - 718m from business centre Mitre 10 Trade Carpark (parking) - 768m from business centre Princes Park (park) - 843m from business centre Domain Tennis Centre (pitch) - 902m from business centre Woolworths (supermarket) - 914m from business centre Woolworths Car Park (parking) - 925m from business centre Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (museum) - 95m from business centre St Virgil's School (school) - 999m from business centre All information contained in this document is for guide purposes only and NewOfficeAsia.com.com cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies or omissions. Please confirm all details with the agent representing this office space before proceeding. Full terms of service can be viewed at http://www.NewOfficeAsia.com.com/terms-of-service..
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