Welcome to 33 Queen Street, where heritage meets modern elegance in the heart of the Brisbane CBD.

A old photograph from the Brisbane archives. The old tram line runs out the front of the old Bank of New South Wales building.An old photo from the Brisbane archives that shows the back of 33 Queen Street, the old Bank of New South Wales building. Cars are lined up on the streets and the old Brisbane tram is visible.

Steeped in rich history, 33 Queen Street was completed in 1930 and operated as the headquarters for the Bank of New South Wales until 1970, when it became the Westpac Bank Building. It operated as a bank until the late 90’s, at which time the building was converted to office use.

An old photo of the Bank of New South Wales building from the Brisbane archives. The tram tracks can be seen running along the main road outside the front of the building.

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Step into a world where history intertwines with contemporary allure, strategically located in what promises to be the epicentre of culture, arts, and events with the completion of Queen’s Wharf Integrated Resort, Cross River Rail and Brisbane Metro projects. Blending the charm of yesteryear with the vibrancy of modern-day Brisbane CBD, the external facade is a nod to the building’s long history, with the interiors showcasing a more modern and luxurious approach to design.

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199 George  - FULL
Two office spaces at 33 Queen Street. On the left is a large boardroom with a table and chairs. On the right is a smaller office space with a round table and two chairs, overlooking the city.
A long wooden boardroom table with brown seating around it and decor on the table.
A kitchen space at 33 Queen Street. In the foreground are multiple levels of seating and benchtops.
A modern white and gold administration desk within 33 Queen Street.
A light-filled hallway with seating on the left, looking into an office space at the end of the hallway.
A common area within 33 Queen Street, featuring long desks and lots of greenery in planters.
33 Queen Street - full
Tenancy Area (NLA): 464m2 (41-46ppl)
Tenancy Summary:
Boardroom x01, Meeting Room x02, Offices x04, Workstations x36, Collaboration x02  
One of the common spaces at 33 Queen Street. A seating area and chairs can be viewed on the left, with a boardroom on the right.
A boardroom at 33 Queens Street. A long wooden boardroom table with black chairs around it and a TV mounted on a wall at the end of the room.
One of the common areas at 33 Queen Street. This space features a marble table hightop table with seats and a smaller table and chair set in the background. There is a sink in the benchtop and a cocktail kit. The area is surrounded by glass frames and doors.One of the common areas at 33 Queen Street. This space features a marble table hightop table with seats and a smaller table and chair set in the background. There is a sink in the benchtop and a cocktail kit. The area is surrounded by glass frames and doors.
33 Queen Street - split
Tenancy Area (NLA): 160m2 (16ppl) / 143m2 (14ppl) / 115m2 (12ppl)
Tenancy 1 Summary:
Boardroom x01, Meeting Room x01, Offices x01, Workstations x15
Tenancy 2 Summary:
Boardroom x01, Meeting Room x01, Offices x02, Workstations x12
Tenancy 3 Summary:
Boardroom x01, Offices x02, Workstations x10
A light-filled office space at 33 Queen Street. The office is surrounded by large windows.
The kitchen and dining space at 33 Queen Street. The kitchen is on the right and had some large round dining tables in the foreground. Desks with computers can be seen in the background on the left of the image.
Two office spaces at 33 Queen Street. The smaller office is to the left, overlooking Brisbane City. The boardroom to the right is a large office and has the same views of the city. Both offices are bright and spacious.
199 george street - full
Tenancy Area (NLA): 350m2 (35ppl)
Tenancy Summary:
Boardroom x01, Meeting Room x02, Offices x03, Workstations x33, Utilities x01, Kitchen x01
Looking towards the elevator and staircase at 33 Queen Street from the main foyer.Close up details of the elevator at 33 Queen Street. The elevator doors are surrounded by marble, with wooden paneling and gold lighting
One of the common spaces at 33 Queen Street. A seating area and chairs can be viewed on the left, with a boardroom on the right. The hallway of 33 Queen Street, leading to the elevators on the right hand side of the image

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Epicentre to major projects

Major Brisbane projects are also set to benefit the heritage building. Brisbane Metro and Cross River Rail are nearing completion, as well as the Olympics games in 2032 which will draw national and international attention.

Neighbouring Queen's Wharf

The doorstep to Queen's Wharf, with over 50 restaurants & bars, 12 football fields of public space, and Brisbane’s first 6 Star Hotel, this precinct is anticipated to rebalance the focus of Brisbane’s CBD and be a unique point of amenity for those who call 33 Queen Street home.

Centrally located

33 Queen Street is centrally located on the bustling corner of Queen Street Mall and George Street. The property enjoys frequent exposure from commuter traffic and foot traffic.

Amenity at your doorstep

Gain access to some of Brisbane's greatest retail and hospitality venues. Our favourite picks are; Brisbane City Markets, Elizabeth Arcade, Boom Boom Room, Uptown, Queen Street mall and Roti Place.

A man walking into the entrance of 33 Queen Street, with the new Queens Wharf development in the background.
Queen's Wharf
BRISBANE CITY MARKETS
ELIZABETH ARCADE
BOOM BOOM ROOM
UPTOWN SHOPPING CENTRE
QUEEN STREET MALL
SOUTH BANK CULTURAL PRECINCT
A map of central Brisbane, showing where 33 Queen Street is located and some of its closest neighbours including Queen's Wharf, Queens Plaza and Uptown Shopping Centre.

Legend

1 - Queen’s Wharf

2 - Treasury building

3 - Queens PlazA

4 - Brisbane Quarter

5 - Wintergarden

6 - Uptown shopping centre

7 - Court Precinct

8 - Roma street station

9 - Albert street cross river rail station entrance

10 - Coles

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BUS STATION

TRAIN STATION

LARGE PUBLIC CARPARKS

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A kitchen space at 33 Queen Street. In the foreground are multiple levels of seating and benchtops.

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A kitchen space at 33 Queen Street. In the foreground are multiple levels of seating and benchtops.

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James Comino

Senior Director
Ph: +61 438 386 280

Joshua Poiani

Director
Ph: +61 421 772 569

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