The Second Church of Christ, Scientist, located at 26 Anthony Street, Chatswood is set to be brought to market for the first time in decades. Currently approved for usage as a church, this immaculate property is expected to field interest from a variety of buyer types, including education, other religious groups and even those seeking a grand trophy residence.
Located just moments from Chatswood’s major transport, retail and commercial amenity, the property is positioned to benefit from the suburb’s ongoing evolution as a major North Shore business hub. Assets of this calibre and location are seldom offered, particularly in a market where well-located stock continues to attract strong competition.
Paul Hunter of TGC said the campaign is expected to generate significant interest from a broad enquiry base.
“Opportunities like 26 Anthony Street - well located, well presented and a unique offering. What makes this proposition even more enticing is the provision of 23 secure basement car parks - being a hive of activity that Chatswood is, it's very hard to find street parking, let alone secure parking. Streets around this area are quite narrow, so there's the benefit of security as well as the convenience offered. Chatswood continues to demonstrate strong fundamentals, underpinned by connectivity, employment growth and sustained investor demand,” Mr Hunter said.
The property’s strategic positioning, combined with its future-proof characteristics, makes it particularly appealing in the current market environment, where buyers are prioritising quality, flexibility and location certainty.
John Romyn of TGC added that the asset’s appeal extends beyond traditional buyer groups because of the quality of the property.
“This is the kind of property that resonates across multiple buyer segments,” Mr Romyn said. “It's a beautiful property which appeals emotionally and aesthetically, and when you add in the exceptional property fundamentals it is really a property which ticks a lot of boxes.”
The forthcoming campaign is expected to draw strong attention both locally and nationally, reinforcing Chatswood’s status as a key social, cultural, residential and commercial destination on Sydney’s North Shore.
