1 space · 200 m²1 available nowUpdated 17 Sep 2026
Space
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Part Floor, sizes on application
200 m²·POA
200
POA
Only 1 space listed here
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Availability changes frequently, and Riverlee often has more space than is listed here. The largest space listed is 200 m². Pick the size you need and we will check what is free right now.
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Why this building
Inside The Hanging Garden Precinct
Refurbished 1959 Building, New Lobby and End of Trip
Character Offices for Creative and Professional Teams
The building
Max Angus House at 116 Bathurst Street is a six storey 1959 building with a Mondrian inspired facade and a five storey rubber fig growing through it. Recently refurbished, it has a new ground floor lobby and end of trip facilities, while keeping the character that makes it one of Hobart's more distinctive addresses.
The building is named for the Tasmanian artist Max Angus AM, whose mosaic here is one of the city's few surviving mid century public artworks. It sits inside The Hanging Garden cultural precinct, which makes it a natural home for creative, professional and community organisations that want to be part of something rather than beside it.
Office floors are available now, sized on application.
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Key facts
Product
Commercial offices
Landlord
Riverlee
Address
116 Bathurst Street, Hobart TAS 7000
Suites available
1
Floor sizes
200 m²
Reference
SS-670 · listed on Sidespace, updated 17 Sep 2026
Location
Connecting streets
Streets intersecting or near Bathurst Street
Elizabeth Street
Liverpool Street
Murray Street
Collins Street
Macquarie Street
Davey Street
Harrington Street
Argyle Street
Campbell Street
Transport & access
Nearest transport options from this property
Derwent Ferry, Brooke Street PierFerry wharf
500m
The landlord
About Riverlee
Riverlee is a Melbourne based, B Corp certified property group specialising in development and asset management, with a commercial portfolio across Melbourne, Hobart and Adelaide. Its office buildings include 379 Collins Street and 179 Queen Street in the Melbourne CBD, 369 Royal Parade in Parkville, 99 Green Street in Cremorne, and 111 Macquarie Street and Max Angus House in Hobart.