On the 30th November 1984 Seabrook Chambers were officially opened as Barristers Chambers. Prior to its incarnation as chambers, it had previously operated from 1968 to 1979 as the base for Seabrook wine merchants (hence the name) and before that had been part of the warehouse complex operated by Cleve Bros. Merchants.

The original two storey bluestone warehouse was built in 1858 to a design by noted colonial architect Leonard Terry and is classified on the Historic Building Register. Extensively refurbished in 1983/4 as chambers, the building, whilst retaining its historical features and old world ambiance, was converted into an up to date facility for the members of Counsel who occupy it.

Whilst Barristers and the secretarial staff occupy the ground and first floors, the basement area has been turned into a first rate conference/mediation facility.