GALLERY: Look inside historic Toowoomba office
A HISTORIC Toowoomba home turned into an office building has entered the leasing market.
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A HISTORIC Toowoomba office building has entered the leasing market.
Culzean, at 317 Margaret St, features an array of fire places and chandeliers throughout the historic building.
LJ Hooker Commercial agent Julie Stewart said Culzean was arguably one of Toowoomba's most iconic office spaces.
"From the moment you enter be impressed by the grand staircase flooded with natural light that leads you to a number of boardrooms/executive office spaces with their own fire places,” she said in the listing.
"(The) ground level consists of three large boardrooms, separate offices, storage spaces, two undercover car parks and male, female and disabled toilets, which include a shower.
"The upper level consists of eight separate offices, storage spaces, kitchen, toilet and two balconies. (There are) views of Toowoomba's CBD from the upper level balcony.”
For more information on the property contact Julie Stewart on 0418 700 140.
Originally published as GALLERY: Look inside historic Toowoomba office
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