National Trust Centre

Discover the heritage significance of the National Trust Centre on Upper Fort Street, an iconic landmark on Observatory Hill whose history stretches back over two centuries. Originally constructed as Sydney’s first military hospital in 1815 and later adapted as the Fort Street School, the property embodies the city’s evolution from colonial outpost to cultural capital. Today, it retains its Georgian character with brickwork, generous proportions and elevated views, blending authentic heritage with functional workspaces in a uniquely Sydney setting.

Perched atop Observatory Hill on Gadigal Land, the National Trust Centre enjoys sweeping views over The Rocks, Sydney Harbour and the city skyline. Its hilltop position provides a tranquil environment just minutes from the CBD, Circular Quay, Barangaroo and Wynyard Station. Surrounded by parkland, historic landmarks and dining destinations, this address combines cultural prestige with modern convenience.