A historic venue waiting for its next adventure
The Grand Hotel, Northam, is an iconic establishment with a rich legacy dating back to 1896. Located in the Shire of Northam, in the scenic Wheatbelt region, it is a short 60-minute drive from Midland, Perth. The property spans 2,250 m² of freehold land.
The substantially renovated federation building is a unique opportunity to develop accommodation and continue providing large outdoor events and functions as well as food and beverages for tourists and locals alike.

This is a unique opportunity for investors to acquire a piece of genuine history.

Key Features:

Tavern license
Fully renovated licensed area and upgraded facilities (disability access, amenities and parking)
Building brought up to all current codes in 2022
Public building licensed for events
Large commercial kitchen
Diverse amenities including
licensed bars
restaurant
beer garden (1,750 m²)
covered deck with a fully connected outdoor bar with tap beer
15.850m train carriage on tracks
luxurious lounge with chesterfields and chandeliers
4 internal fireplaces
Outdoor Commercial woodfired pizza oven
Located 1km from Northam town centre
Potential for development of 17 1st-floor rooms for accommodation
Extensive area at the rear of the property for additional accommodation units and/or permanent Marque
Fully computer/voice-controlled lights, power, music, heating, cooling, locks, employee attendance etc.

Located prominently on a corner site, as is typical of many country pubs, the two-story hotel maintains wooden verandahs with decorative timberwork.
The Grand Hotel is a unique establishment with chesterfields, chandeliers, a train carriage, and a rich railway history. Its high-class furnishings and décor make it a unique and special venue for visitors and locals alike. Its diverse amenities, and location, make it an attractive investment with the potential for accommodation.

Upstairs, The Grand offers 17 traditional accommodation rooms for development. Create a new revenue stream and prosper in the significantly under-supplied local accommodation market. Other accommodation venues in Northam operate at a minimum 90% occupancy due to the large demand for accommodation both
midweek and weekends.

Owner selling due to health and family commitments