32 Turbot Street

If you’re an up-and-coming lawyer, an established law firm, or need meeting rooms to host mediations or meet up with clients, 32 Turbot Street ticks all the boxes for the ideal attorney’s hub. Located at the centre of Brisbane’s legal precinct, steps away from all the major courts, 32 Turbot Street private office provides you with space and quiet you need to focus on compiling and preparing legal documents, and the convenience of being a short distance from the courts for hearings. Not just the perfect haven for legal practitioners, 32 Turbot Street accommodates a range of different professionals who need the space to buckle down. From its ample size and immaculate modern design, through to its supply of all the necessary provisions and amenities, this flex space has it all. It even boasts impressive wraparound views of the Brisbane River, Southbank and the Hinterlands for your viewing pleasures. Gems like these come around seldomly - don’t miss out on your chance of renting prime office space!

Santos Place is recognised as a high end, progressive A Grade tower in the heart of Brisbane CBD’s legal precinct. Designed by forward-thinking architect firm Donovan Hill and opened in 2009, it is a shining example of a green office tower – it boasts a 6 Star Green Star Rating, Australian Building Greenhouse Rating of 5 Stars and a target of a 5 Star NABERS. It is constructed from recycled concrete and steel and its energy efficiency measures include comprehensive sun shading, state-of-the-art ventilation, rooftop rainwater tanks and solar panels that provide 90% of the building’s electricity. On top of that, the building enjoys stunning views of the Brisbane River, Southbank and Hinterland, has onsite car parking and immaculate facilities throughout. Located in the North Quarter precinct of Brisbane CBD, this serviced office provides excellent access to public transport, Queen Street Mall, high end restaurants and hotels. The location is also perfect for lawyers as it's just steps from Brisbane Magistrates Court, the Supreme Court, Commonwealth Courts and the Family Law Court.