21 Lowood Road, Mount Barker WA 6324

This majestic circa 1934, heritage listed bank has been loving renovated and restored by international artist and street painter, Sobrane. The old bank has been converted into a diverse property which includes a short term rental, a long term rental and a retail space but the options and opportunities here are endless.

“Bank-sia” short stay accommodation has its own private entry where you are greeted by a soaring ceiling, warm jarrah flooring and amazing artwork. The huge bedroom has a kitchenette, split system reverse cycle air conditioner, a fire place and a spacious ensuite with shower, single vanity and toilet.

The long term rental consists of a lounge room, kitchen and dining room with a large pantry/storage. There is a king size master bedroom with built in robes and a fire place, a second bedroom with built in robes and a bathroom with a separate toilet.

The retail space is enormous and is currently Sobranes art gallery that stretches over many separate rooms. There are also two entry doors to the retail space meaning there is the opportunity to alter the space and add an additional business.

Other features includes:

• 1193sqm corner block in the heart of town;
• 295sqm of internal space plus a carport/outhouse;
• Five fire places throughout the property;
• Stunning original murals both inside and out;
• Original bank vault door and safes;
• Jarrah flooring and high ceilings throughout;
• Outhouse with laundry, additional shower and toilet;
• Cute caravan which could double as a workspace;
• Central location, opposite the IGA and Mitre 10.

This is a completely unique, one of a kind property. The possibilities and options this property has to offer is only limited to the lucky buyers imagination.

For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact Ben Stott on 0414 354 515.

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.