About

Custodians of a heritage building. Partners in your practice.

Carved sandstone detail on the facade of 17 Bolton Street

Who We Are

Small and established, deliberately.

Newcastle City Business Centre provides private serviced suites and virtual offices from 17 Bolton Street. We are a small, established business, and we keep it that way deliberately.

Our tenant base is curated: lawyers, psychologists, allied health practitioners and consultants whose work depends on discretion and a credible address. There are no competing practitioners in the same discipline, and confidentiality is designed into the architecture.

A full-time, in-person team staffs reception Monday to Friday — greeting clients, answering calls, handling mail and providing the administrative support an established practice depends on. Every enquiry is answered within one business day.

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Our Team

The people you will meet at 17 Bolton Street.

A full-time, in-person team greets every client, answers every call, and handles the administrative work an established practice depends on.

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The reception desk at Newcastle City Business Centre

The Building

A former bank, holding its ground since 1920.

Five floors of private suites behind a heritage facade at 17 Bolton Street — in Newcastle’s legal and professional services precinct.

Heritage character, contemporary comfort

Large operable windows fill the suites with natural light. Period architectural detail is preserved throughout, and the fitout — warm timber desks, air conditioning, lift access — has been added without compromising it.

The address sits roughly 200 metres from Newcastle Beach and 100 metres from Bolton Street Car Park.

Looking across Newcastle Harbour from the upper floors
Natural lightLarge windows that open
ClimateAir conditioning throughout
AccessLift and full wheelchair access
FacilitiesAccessible toilets
End of tripBike racks and showers, Level 6
ReceptionStaffed in person, Monday to Friday

Photographs only say so much.

Stand in the building. Thirty minutes is enough to know.