An iconic piece of Auckland’s history

• A timeless beauty, meticulously refurbished and structurally strengthened
• Approximately 615sqm of genuine character space available now
• Prime and serene position close to Shortland Street and Downtown Auckland

Completed in 1885, this stunning building which was originally Auckland’s Synagogue, was the focus of Aucklands Jewish community for 84 years. After being deconsecrated in 1969 it was later revived with an award-winning restoration project. This involved extensive structural work and painstaking attention given to the revitalisation of its unique character attributes including ornate stained glass
windows, an elliptical staircase, and a decorated barrel-vaulted ceiling supported by
graceful arches and columns.

It has been the home of the National Bank of New Zealand and more recently the University of Auckland. Now, it is available. Here is your chance to secure this unique premises for your business while you enjoy a supplementary income from a new lease in the adjoining 1 Bowen Street premises.

This is a unique opportunity to secure a part of Aucklands history. This one must be seen to be appreciated.