Raw, monumental and rich with history, this c1889 Victorian warehouse is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reimagine an inner-city icon on an epic scale. Set on one of Redfern's most beautiful tree-lined cul-de-sacs, 61-63 Great Buckingham Street forms part of the original Redfern Estate, laid out in the 1880s as a grand approach to Redfern Park and still defined by its leafy, village-like calm. Originally severing as the A. Hordern & Sons factory, the freestanding building is a powerful expression of Sydney's industrial heritage with solid masonry construction, exposed brickwork, striking steel-framed windows, exposed timber beams and soaring 8m high ceilings. Spanning 550sqm approx over two levels with a 10.2m frontage and dual street access, the sense of volume is extraordinary. Having hosted everything from art galleries to film studios, the building now offers a blank canvas for a landmark warehouse conversion, live/work opportunity or statement family residence (STCA). Peaceful yet brilliantly connected, this warehouse wonder sits moments from Redfern Park, Prince Alfred Park, the CBD and Surry Hills. For those drawn to big ideas and bold transformations, be inspired by the Hordern motto, 'While I live, I'll grow' and capitalise on its epic proportions, industrial soul and limitless creative potential.


Over 10m frontage, dual street access
A once-in-a-generation opportunity
Industrial heritage, blue-chip street
Serious wow factor and pedigree
Potential for an epic conversion STCA
2 levels, high-clearance loading bays
Exposed brickwork, soaring ceilings
High-spec kitchen, meeting rooms
Current return $35K/month approx
Live in/rent out during the DA process
Ducted air, secure parking, dual access
450m to Prince Alfred Park and pool
800m to the station and Wunderlich Lane
400m to Inner Sydney High School
The property is currently occupied under two tenancies (one per floor)
The bedroom and bathroom icons are indicative only