Durham Hall

Durham Hall is a heritage building in Surry Hills that displays architectural features spanning different periods and exemplifies construction approaches found throughout New South Wales. The structure retains classic elements characteristic of historic buildings in this region.

The building earned recognition on the State Heritage Register and Register of the National Estate for its importance to Australian architectural history. This acknowledgement places it among significant structures worthy of preservation.

The building reflects how Surry Hills transformed over time, from its early days into a key part of Sydney's heritage story. Visitors can see how the architecture mirrors the neighbourhood's past.

Visitors should know the building stands under multiple protection frameworks, so access is typically restricted to external viewing only. Photography and external observation require no special permission, but respecting the heritage site is essential.

The building falls under three separate heritage protection systems simultaneously: local, state, and national registration, making it a rare case. This multiple recognition demonstrates how valuable it is to Australia's heritage.

Location: City of Sydney

Address: 207 Albion Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010

GPS coordinates: -33.88420,151.21700

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:24