21 Lowood Road,
Mount Barker, WA 6324
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OWN A PIECE OF HISTORY, WRITE THE FUTURE: The Grand Heritage Bank of Mt Barker
A circa 1934 icon, transformed by art, ready for a visionary new chapter.
More than just real estate, 21 Lowood Road is a landmark. This majestic, heritage-listed bank stands on a commanding 1193sqm corner block in the absolute heart of Mount Barker. Having been lovingly restored and treated as a living canvas by international artist Sobrane, the property currently operates as a diverse mix of residential and retail spaces.
But the true value here isn't just what it is today—it's what it could be tomorrow.
This building possesses character you simply cannot replicate: soaring ceilings, acres of warm Jarrah flooring, five original fireplaces, and stunning murals integrated into the architecture.
We are looking for the dreamers, the entrepreneurs, and the curators. Here is a vision of what this grand old bank could become:
THE VISION: HOSPITALITY & DESTINATION DINING Imagine the Great Southern's most atmospheric venue. The bones of the bank are begging for a hospitality transformation.
The "Vault" Wine Bar: Utilize the five fireplaces to create intimate lounge zones with leather armchairs. The pièce de résistance? The original bank vault and safes. Transform this impenetrable space into an exclusive, climate-controlled wine cellar or an intimate, booking-only tasting room for serious connoisseurs.
The Artisan Café: Located opposite IGA and Mitre 10, the foot traffic is guaranteed. The old banking chamber could become a bustling brunch spot, surrounded by art. The vintage caravan already on site serves as the perfect rapid-service coffee window for the morning rush.
THE VISION: A RETAIL EMPORIUM OR ARTIST COLLECTIVE The current retail space is enormous, spanning multiple distinct rooms with dual street frontages.
Don't just open a shop, curate a destination. This space is ideal for an artisan collective, where separate rooms host a jeweller, a florist, a ceramicist, and a gallery—all under one magnificent roof.
THE VISION: BOUTIQUE ACCOMMODATION The property is already a proven performer in the short-stay market.
Lean into the heritage. The existing "Bank-sia" short-stay (with its massive bedroom and ensuite) and the separate two-bedroom residence could be the foundation of "The Old Bank Hotel"—a series of uniquely styled luxury suites offering an experiential stay that tourists crave.
THE STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE While you develop your grand vision, the property offers immediate utility. It is currently configured as:
1) "Bank-sia" Short Stay: A stunning, art-filled retreat with private entry, kitchenette, and fireplace.
2) The Residence: A spacious 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom long-term rental with its own fireplace and large kitchen.
3) The Gallery: The massive retail wing currently housing Sobrane's gallery.
4) The Extras: An outhouse with laundry/extra shower, and a separate workspace caravan.
This is a completely unique, one-of-a-kind property offering over 295sqm of internal space on a prime corner location. The hard work of restoration has been done. The canvas is ready.
What will you create?
For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact Ben Stott on 0414 354 5....
Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.
More than just real estate, 21 Lowood Road is a landmark. This majestic, heritage-listed bank stands on a commanding 1193sqm corner block in the absolute heart of Mount Barker. Having been lovingly restored and treated as a living canvas by international artist Sobrane, the property currently operates as a diverse mix of residential and retail spaces.
But the true value here isn't just what it is today—it's what it could be tomorrow.
This building possesses character you simply cannot replicate: soaring ceilings, acres of warm Jarrah flooring, five original fireplaces, and stunning murals integrated into the architecture.
We are looking for the dreamers, the entrepreneurs, and the curators. Here is a vision of what this grand old bank could become:
THE VISION: HOSPITALITY & DESTINATION DINING Imagine the Great Southern's most atmospheric venue. The bones of the bank are begging for a hospitality transformation.
The "Vault" Wine Bar: Utilize the five fireplaces to create intimate lounge zones with leather armchairs. The pièce de résistance? The original bank vault and safes. Transform this impenetrable space into an exclusive, climate-controlled wine cellar or an intimate, booking-only tasting room for serious connoisseurs.
The Artisan Café: Located opposite IGA and Mitre 10, the foot traffic is guaranteed. The old banking chamber could become a bustling brunch spot, surrounded by art. The vintage caravan already on site serves as the perfect rapid-service coffee window for the morning rush.
THE VISION: A RETAIL EMPORIUM OR ARTIST COLLECTIVE The current retail space is enormous, spanning multiple distinct rooms with dual street frontages.
Don't just open a shop, curate a destination. This space is ideal for an artisan collective, where separate rooms host a jeweller, a florist, a ceramicist, and a gallery—all under one magnificent roof.
THE VISION: BOUTIQUE ACCOMMODATION The property is already a proven performer in the short-stay market.
Lean into the heritage. The existing "Bank-sia" short-stay (with its massive bedroom and ensuite) and the separate two-bedroom residence could be the foundation of "The Old Bank Hotel"—a series of uniquely styled luxury suites offering an experiential stay that tourists crave.
THE STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE While you develop your grand vision, the property offers immediate utility. It is currently configured as:
1) "Bank-sia" Short Stay: A stunning, art-filled retreat with private entry, kitchenette, and fireplace.
2) The Residence: A spacious 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom long-term rental with its own fireplace and large kitchen.
3) The Gallery: The massive retail wing currently housing Sobrane's gallery.
4) The Extras: An outhouse with laundry/extra shower, and a separate workspace caravan.
This is a completely unique, one-of-a-kind property offering over 295sqm of internal space on a prime corner location. The hard work of restoration has been done. The canvas is ready.
What will you create?
For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact Ben Stott on 0414 354 5....
Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.
Mount Barker, 6324 demographic data
The median household income for Mount Barker is $1,104, 31% lower than Regional Western Australia's household income of $1,597. Mount Barker has an older age profile compared to the rest of Regional Western Australia (median age 48 vs 40). Property ownership data shows 41% of property owners in Mount Barker have a mortgage.
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21 Lowood Road
Mount Barker, WA 6324
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