Up stairs in the historic "Padbury's Stores" Building is a unique space offered for lease.

The lettable area is 159sqm and consists of a kitchen, lounge area and large open space. Common toilets available on the ground floor.

This space can take your breath away with it's wide jarrah floor boards and soaring high ceilings.

Being adjacent to a residence space we're not able to consider all types of businesses. We believe that this tenancy would be idea for a yoga studio, general office use or consulting.

If you are to become part of the Padbury's Stores family (as a co-tenant) here is some history.

Link to the State Heritage Office https://inherit.dplh.wa.gov.au/public/inventory/printsinglerecord/9bfd8695-c9ed-4065-be96-6484f70dbf24

Statement of Significance
The place exhibits characteristics of a nineteenth and early twentieth century purpose built complex of stores, adjacent gravel yard, and substantial owner's residence of superior standard, adjoining the stores; The place is significant for its aesthetic characteristics, being a fine example of a contiguous group of buildings in the Victorian Regency, and Federation Free Classical styles, located at the bifurcation of Terrace Road and Swan Street where it contributes significantly to the aesthetic qualities of the historic town of Guildford. The aesthetic value is enhanced by the complexity and richness of the successive stages of construction, their individual design excellence, and visual harmony as a whole; Due to the intact and original nature of much of the fabric, the place has the potential to contribute to an understanding of the design of nineteenth and early twentieth century stores and residence, and the construction techniques employed in the period in Western Australia; The place is exceptionally significant as an extant example of the substantial commercial buildings and adjoining substantial residences constructed in Guildford in the latter half of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries; The place demonstrates in the quality of the buildings and of the accommodation and subsequent changes to the fabric the economic and social status of the owners and occupiers through time; The place is an integral part of the cultural heritage and the cultural environment of the town of Guildford; The place is significant for its close association with its original owners, Walter Padbury and William Thorley Loton, and subsequent owner, William Padbury, who were significant figures in the development of Western Australia; The place has significant cultural heritage value for the community of Guildford, and the wider communities of the district, the region, and Western Australia; and, The place has been a landmark since its construction in 1869-1870.