A slice of Sydney fashion history has hit the market, with the former Cue Clothing headquarters now available for sale in Surry Hills’ landmark Holt & Hart building.
The sprawling double-storey penthouse at 50 Holt Street offers 4613 square metres of premium office space across levels six and seven, connected by an open internal staircase. The property comes with landscaped balconies, rooftop entertainment areas and panoramic views across the city skyline.
Built specifically for the fashion label, the space reflects Cue’s creative vision throughout its design. Level six spans 1908 square metres, while level seven covers 1890 square metres and features a distinctive sawtooth roof with floor-to-ceiling windows that allow natural light to pour in from three sides.
According to Matt Pontey, national director and co-head of investment sales at Cushman & Wakefield, the property has already attracted considerable attention from potential buyers in fashion, design and technology sectors, as well as institutional investors seeking a prominent presence in the tightly held precinct.
The building itself dates back to 1968, when it was originally constructed to serve Sydney’s garment industry. A comprehensive renovation in 2010 transformed the structure into what’s been described as a vertical creative village, playing a key role in establishing Surry Hills as a centre for design, architecture and technology businesses.
Today, the Holt & Hart building houses more than 50 premium firms and sits within the Tech Central Innovation Precinct, just 300 metres from Central Station.
Harry George, director of commercial sales at Savills, notes the property’s position at the convergence of design, commerce and innovation within the building.
Privacy and exclusivity feature prominently, with a dedicated express lift and ground-floor car park offering discreet access to the penthouse levels.
The site’s mixed-use zoning opens up various potential future applications, from boutique hotel development to luxury residential conversion, providing flexibility for owner-occupiers or investors.
Cushman & Wakefield and Savills are jointly marketing the property, with a price guide between $35 million and $40 million. Expressions of interest close at 2pm AEDT on Thursday, 4 December.
The sale represents a rare opportunity to acquire space in one of Surry Hills’ most recognisable buildings, in an area that has become increasingly sought-after by creative and technology companies.
Published 11-November-2025
