80 Beaufort Street,
Perth, WA 6000
Offices
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$5,000,000
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ICONIC HERITAGE OFFICE BUILDING
This is a very prominent and significant well built Romanesque Heritage Listed 100 year old building in the cultural and commercial precincts of central Perth and only 250 metres walk from the Perth Central train station. There is parking on site and nearby undercover public parking.
There is street front parking with easy walking access to all amenities and public open spaces nearby. Adjoining properties are the Court Caf and Wine Bar and police headquarters. The Perth Museum is opposite.
841 m2 on the strata plan on three levels with extensive ground floor frontage and entrance to Beaufort Street including four secure undercover car bays with rear lane access from Stirling Street.
The property is currently leased at a total annual rental of $334,000 plus GST (including Car Bays) however the tenant has given notice to vacate on 30 April 2013. The property is being offered for sale with vacant possession.
The property is air conditioned and in excellent condition throughout with recent full external and internal refurbishments, carpeting and repainting two years ago.
History of the Perth Trades Hall
The Perth Trades Hall was built by the newly formed Metropolitan District Council of the Australian Labour Federation as its new and permanent headquarters. It was built in a grand and enduring style as the headquarters representing all trade unions.
The building was officially opened by the Prime Minister of Australia, Andrew Fisher in April 1912 and became home to and the property of the newly formed, Australian Labour Party with 62 affiliated labour organizations and 47 unions. In 1981 the ALP sold parts of the building to the Trades and Labour Council.
In 1985 Delaney Galleries purchased the whole of the building from the TLC and ALP, amalgamating the titles for the original building and it became an art gallery and offices for many years. Outside and above the main entrance beneath the current signage the original name, Perth Trades Hall, remains intact (reference Ian Monk thesis Perth Trades Hall, 1912 to 1983, Master of Arts, Murdoch University).
Since being purchased by the current owner the property was used as an international language school and then at the expiration of that lease, refurbished and let to the current firm of architects for use as offices. It has been home many other enterprises in 100 years and was the first Scotch College.
This is a very prominent and significant well built Romanesque Heritage Listed 100 year old building in the cultural and commercial precincts of central Perth and only 250 metres walk from the Perth Central train station. There is parking on site and nearby undercover public parking.
There is street front parking with easy walking access to all amenities and public open spaces nearby. Adjoining properties are the Court Caf and Wine Bar and police headquarters. The Perth Museum is opposite.
841 m2 on the strata plan on three levels with extensive ground floor frontage and entrance to Beaufort Street including four secure undercover car bays with rear lane access from Stirling Street.
The property is currently leased at a total annual rental of $334,000 plus GST (including Car Bays) however the tenant has given notice to vacate on 30 April 2013. The property is being offered for sale with vacant possession.
The property is air conditioned and in excellent condition throughout with recent full external and internal refurbishments, carpeting and repainting two years ago.
History of the Perth Trades Hall
The Perth Trades Hall was built by the newly formed Metropolitan District Council of the Australian Labour Federation as its new and permanent headquarters. It was built in a grand and enduring style as the headquarters representing all trade unions.
The building was officially opened by the Prime Minister of Australia, Andrew Fisher in April 1912 and became home to and the property of the newly formed, Australian Labour Party with 62 affiliated labour organizations and 47 unions. In 1981 the ALP sold parts of the building to the Trades and Labour Council.
In 1985 Delaney Galleries purchased the whole of the building from the TLC and ALP, amalgamating the titles for the original building and it became an art gallery and offices for many years. Outside and above the main entrance beneath the current signage the original name, Perth Trades Hall, remains intact (reference Ian Monk thesis Perth Trades Hall, 1912 to 1983, Master of Arts, Murdoch University).
Since being purchased by the current owner the property was used as an international language school and then at the expiration of that lease, refurbished and let to the current firm of architects for use as offices. It has been home many other enterprises in 100 years and was the first Scotch College.
Property ID: 500675471Last Updated: 31 Oct 2013
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80 Beaufort Street
Perth, WA 6000
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