Key Property Information
Terminus Hotel - Historic West End Building
- Heritage building constructed in 1887
- Corner 1,096sqm landholding
- Zoned ‘City Centre’
Cygnet West are proud to offer to the market 18 Pakenham Street, located in Fremantle’s highly sought after West End, amongst destination hospitality offerings, hotels, business, education and recreation facilities.
The heritage-listed Terminus Hotel is a masonry, two storey former hotel located on a prominent corner with rear parking accessible via Leake Street.
The building has 541.6sqm of ground floor space, and 526.2sqm of first floor space, creating a total floor area of 1067.8sqm.
The property is close to the Fremantle City Centre, Train Station, Notre Dame University and the popular Fremantle Markets and Cappuccino Strip, and sits in one of the most well-preserved heritage districts in Australia.
There has been significant investment into refurbishing character buildings to accommodate destination venues including Vin Populi, Ode to Sirens, Republic of Fremantle, Honkey Tonk, and many more that draw significant crowds to Fremantle.
Formerly known as the Pearlers Hotel, the building was first constructed in 1887. It has been run as a hotel, lodging house and various commercial uses but is now vacant and waiting to be brought back to life by a savvy developer with a vision for the property.
Registrations of Interest close Thursday 1 August at 3pm WST. Please contact Tory or Henry for further information.
The heritage-listed Terminus Hotel is a masonry, two storey former hotel located on a prominent corner with rear parking accessible via Leake Street.
The building has 541.6sqm of ground floor space, and 526.2sqm of first floor space, creating a total floor area of 1067.8sqm.
The property is close to the Fremantle City Centre, Train Station, Notre Dame University and the popular Fremantle Markets and Cappuccino Strip, and sits in one of the most well-preserved heritage districts in Australia.
There has been significant investment into refurbishing character buildings to accommodate destination venues including Vin Populi, Ode to Sirens, Republic of Fremantle, Honkey Tonk, and many more that draw significant crowds to Fremantle.
Formerly known as the Pearlers Hotel, the building was first constructed in 1887. It has been run as a hotel, lodging house and various commercial uses but is now vacant and waiting to be brought back to life by a savvy developer with a vision for the property.
Registrations of Interest close Thursday 1 August at 3pm WST. Please contact Tory or Henry for further information.
