If you are weighing up private office space rental Sydney options, here is what is actually on the market: Wezoo lists 14 serviced private offices across the Sydney CBD and its edges, and this guide profiles 10 of them. A private office in Sydney gives a growing team its own lockable, furnished space on a flexible monthly term — no fit-out, no long lease, one all-inclusive bill. For the wider picture on how these spaces work, read our complete guide to private offices.
Every space below comes from a real operator on Wezoo — WeWork, Regus, Spaces and HQ — with a monthly “from” price, a capacity range and a request link. Prices are indicative starting points; you tour the room and sign when it fits. private office space rental Sydney rewards a specific search, so we have ordered the list by starting price and named the street, the station and the operator for each.
Wezoo snapshot — Sydney private offices
- 14 private offices available on Wezoo in Sydney (10 profiled below)
- Monthly “from” prices: A$729 to A$56,100 per month (the top figure is a full-floor suite for 65)
- Room capacity listed: 1 to 65 people
- Operators: WeWork, Regus, Spaces and HQ
- Concentrated in the CBD core, with options in Pyrmont and at Darling Harbour
What does private office space rental in Sydney cost?
Starting prices for private office space rental Sydney run from about A$729 per month for a single desk to A$56,100 for a full floor. Most small-team rooms — three to six people — sit in the A$700 to A$2,300 band, with the figure driven by the address and the operator rather than the fit-out, which is broadly similar across WeWork, Regus and Spaces. A private office is a lead-gen inquiry, not an instant booking: the monthly price is your starting point, and you request a quote and a tour before committing.
When should you choose private offices over coworking or a day office?
Choose a private office when the team is permanent and needs a door that locks, a name on the suite and space that grows with headcount. Coworking suits solo operators and hot-deskers who value flexibility over privacy; a day office suits a one-off — an interview loop, an offsite, a client day in town. If you are hiring and want one Sydney address for the next year, the private office is where private office space rental Sydney earns its keep. Compare the short-term options in our guide to office space in Barangaroo.
The 10 best private offices on Wezoo for 2026
Here are 10 of the 14 Sydney buildings offering private office space rental Sydney on Wezoo, ordered by monthly starting price. Each one is a real serviced office you can request today.
1. 60 Martin Place — Martin Place, CBD core
This Spaces building sits right on Martin Place, the pedestrian spine that runs through the heart of the CBD and lands you two minutes from Martin Place station.
What to expect: Private rooms scale from a single desk to a floor for 65, so a founder can start small and add seats without changing address. From A$729/month, rooms for 1–65 people.
Operator: Spaces — design-led interiors and a busy members’ calendar. Available now. Request 60 Martin Place on Wezoo →
2. 64 York Street — Wynyard, CBD
One block from Wynyard, 64 York Street is a WeWork building for teams that want the CBD without George Street rents.
What to expect: Rooms run from three-person offices up to suites for fifty, all furnished and all-inclusive on a monthly figure. From A$740/month, rooms for 3–50 people.
Operator: WeWork — barista coffee, phone booths and fast lifts to the platforms below. Available now. Request 64 York Street on Wezoo →
3. 100 Harris Street — Pyrmont
Across Darling Harbour in Pyrmont, 100 Harris Street trades the CBD crush for a lower-rise creative precinct near the light rail.
What to expect: Private offices here suit three to fifty people, and the Pyrmont address reads well for media, tech and agency teams. From A$970/month, rooms for 3–50 people.
Operator: WeWork — exposed-brick warehouse feel with harbour-edge walks at lunch. Available now. Request 100 Harris Street on Wezoo →
4. Darling Park Tower 2 — Darling Park, Cockle Bay
On Sussex Street at Cockle Bay, Darling Park Tower 2 is a Regus floor with water views over Darling Harbour.
What to expect: Suites fit two to twenty, a good bracket for a compact team that wants a premium tower without a whole-floor commitment. From A$1,010/month, rooms for 2–20 people.
Operator: Regus — staffed reception, meeting rooms on demand and end-of-trip facilities. Available now. Request Darling Park Tower 2 on Wezoo →
5. 680 George Street — Haymarket end of the CBD
At the Haymarket end of the CBD, 680 George Street puts a Regus office above Chinatown and a short walk from Central.
What to expect: Rooms span two to twenty-eight people across a high floor with long views south over the city. From A$1,170/month, rooms for 2–28 people.
Operator: Regus — reception cover, business-grade WiFi and easy Central and light-rail links. Available now. Request 680 George Street on Wezoo →
6. 161 Castlereagh Street — Midtown, by Pitt Street Mall
In midtown by the Pitt Street Mall, 161 Castlereagh Street is a WeWork tower for teams that live off retail-core foot traffic.
What to expect: Private offices cover three to fifty seats, so a growing team can keep expanding on the same floor. From A$1,460/month, rooms for 3–50 people.
Operator: WeWork — polished common areas and a strong events line-up. Available now. Request 161 Castlereagh Street on Wezoo →
7. 320 Pitt Street — near Town Hall
Steps from Town Hall station, 320 Pitt Street is a WeWork building at the southern end of the retail core.
What to expect: Room sizes run three to fifty, and the Town Hall interchange makes it one of the easier commutes in the city. From A$1,460/month, rooms for 3–50 people.
Operator: WeWork — bright lounges, wellness rooms and printing on every floor. Available now. Request 320 Pitt Street on Wezoo →
8. 20 Martin Place — Martin Place, CBD core
A heritage address on Martin Place, 20 Martin Place is a Regus floor for teams that want the CBD’s best-known street.
What to expect: Offices here are tuned to smaller groups, three to fourteen people, in a quieter, more corporate setting. From A$1,767/month, rooms for 3–14 people.
Operator: Regus — full reception service, curated meeting rooms and a prestige postcode. Available now. Request 20 Martin Place on Wezoo →
9. 383 George Street — CBD core, near Wynyard
383 George Street is a WeWork building in the CBD core, near Wynyard and the financial end of town.
What to expect: Private rooms scale from three to fifty, and the premium fit-out is priced to match the address. From A$2,300/month, rooms for 3–50 people.
Operator: WeWork — top-floor lounges, wellness rooms and one of the busier community programmes. Available now. Request 383 George Street on Wezoo →
10. 1 Sussex St — King Street Wharf, Darling Harbour
At King Street Wharf on the Darling Harbour edge, 1 Sussex Street is a waterfront WeWork with the highest ‘from’ price on this list.
What to expect: Rooms run three to fifty, and the harbour-front setting suits teams that host clients and want the view to do some of the work. From A$3,410/month, rooms for 3–50 people.
Operator: WeWork — waterfront terraces, event space and a genuine wow factor at the door. Available now. Request 1 Sussex St on Wezoo →
How to choose, and how far ahead to request
Narrowing the field for private office space rental Sydney comes down to four checks. Work them in order and you rarely tour the wrong room.
- Fix the commute first. Pick the station your team already uses — Wynyard, Town Hall, Martin Place or Central, all on the Transport for NSW network — then shortlist buildings within a five-minute walk.
- Size for 12 months, not today. Choose a building whose rooms scale past your current headcount so a hire does not force a move.
- Match the address to the audience. Client-facing teams lean to Martin Place or the harbour; heads-down teams save with Pyrmont or the Haymarket end.
- Request two or three, tour on one day. Line up viewings back to back and decide while the comparison is fresh.
On timing, private office space rental Sydney moves faster than a conventional lease, but the best rooms in the best buildings go quickly. Request three to six weeks ahead for a move you can plan, and a week ahead at a pinch — most operators can turn a furnished room around fast. Because these are inquiries rather than instant bookings, the sooner you request, the more choice you keep. Sydney teams comparing longer commitments should also read our guide to private office for lease in Sydney.
Best Sydney neighbourhoods for private office searchers
Where you land shapes both the rent and the workday. Across the City of Sydney, four precincts cover most of the private office space rental Sydney market.
CBD core (George Street, Martin Place, Pitt Street). The prestige addresses and the deepest supply for private office space rental Sydney — 20 Martin Place, 383 George Street and 320 Pitt Street sit here. Best for client-facing teams that want the postcode and the transport.
Wynyard and York Street. CBD access at a small discount to George Street; 64 York Street is the pick. Pyrmont. A lower-rise creative precinct across Darling Harbour, home to 100 Harris Street, popular with media and tech. Darling Harbour and King Street Wharf. Waterfront buildings like Darling Park Tower 2 and 1 Sussex Street for teams that host and want the view. Other Australian cities on your list? See our guide to private offices in Perth and office space in Docklands, Melbourne.
Ready to set up your private office in Sydney?
Private office space rental in Sydney — FAQ
How much is private office space rental in Sydney?
Private office space rental Sydney starts at about A$729 per month for a single desk and runs to A$56,100 for a full floor, with most three-to-six-person rooms between A$700 and A$2,300 per month. Prices are indicative — you request a quote and tour before you commit.
Can I book a private office in Sydney online?
Not instantly. A private office is a lead-gen inquiry: you send a request through Wezoo, the operator confirms the room and price, and you sign after a tour. It is quick, but it is a request rather than an instant booking.
What is included in a serviced private office?
Furniture, utilities, fast WiFi, cleaning and meeting-room access on one monthly bill, with staffed reception and secure out-of-hours entry at most buildings. You bring the laptops and move in.
Which Sydney area is cheapest for a private office?
The lowest starting prices on this list are at 60 Martin Place and 64 York Street. Pyrmont and the Haymarket end of the CBD also tend to price below the George Street and harbour-front towers.
How big can a Sydney private office be?
Rooms on Wezoo range from a single desk to a full floor for 65 people. Buildings like 60 Martin Place and the larger WeWork and Regus floors let a team keep expanding without changing address.
The short version
The market for private office space rental Sydney has real depth: 14 serviced buildings, four precincts and rooms from one desk to a full floor. Fix the commute, size for the year ahead, match the address to who you host, and request two or three before you decide. The right room is a tour away.
