Plimmer Towers

Give your team a stylish new home in our impressive 1 Willis Street centre at the heart of Wellington’s financial district. Connect with a host of established businesses nearby, and tap into a rich talent pool from the city’s universities, business schools and institutes of technology. Get to work in a productive environment featuring tasteful wooden floors, calming décor and plenty of natural light. When you’ve finished for the day, explore the superb range of on-site restaurants, bars and cafes.

Be part of Wellington’s buzzing business scene with a stylish workspace at 86 Customhouse Quay. Work alongside a dynamic mix of professionals in a city nicknamed ‘the coolest little capital’ – known for its creative energy, thriving economy, and unbeatable lifestyle. Get down to business in the heart of the CBD, with everything you need just steps away. Commute effortlessly with Willis Street at Grand Arcade Bus Stop just a two-minute walk from the office or catch a train to Wellington Train Station, which is a 10-minute walk. For meetings and events further out, fly from Wellington International Airport, which is only 7km by car. Unlock fresh thinking and new ideas in this inspiring workspace, located in a listed building packed with character and original features from vaulted ceilings to arched foyer windows. Impress clients in the heritage-protected boardroom, featuring original wood-panelled walls and all the latest tech you need to deliver a seamless presentation. Connect with industry leaders from finance, IT, and arts and culture in the sociable coworking areas. Need your own space? Reserve a private office with flexible terms. Later, recharge with a flat white from a local café, explore Wellington’s legendary food scene, or take a breather along the waterfront promenade – this is work-life balance at its best.

318 Lambton Quay places your business on Lambton Quay, the commercial and financial spine of Wellington Central. You’re in the heart of the city’s core business district, among major banks, professional services and corporate offices, with Old Bank Arcade adding a well-known heritage retail address to the street. The setting also connects you closely to Wellington’s civic and government identity, with the New Zealand Parliament Buildings and the Beehive anchoring the capital’s national role nearby. For day-to-day access, you’re well served by Wellington Railway Station, the Wellington Bus Interchange and the Wellington Ferry Terminal at Queens Wharf, while the Wellington Cable Car lower terminal links the CBD with Kelburn and the Botanic Garden. Outside work, the Wellington Waterfront, Frank Kitts Park and Te Papa Tongarewa bring the harbour edge into easy reach, alongside Civic Square institutions including City Gallery Wellington, the Michael Fowler Centre and Wellington Town Hall.