29a King street, Scottsdale TAS 7260

Let's start with some rich history

The Lyric Theatre in Scottsdale, Tasmania, is a charming and historical venue that holds a special place in the community. It is one of the oldest surviving theatres in Tasmania and has a rich history in the state's performing arts scene.

History:
The theatre was originally built in the early 20th century and has undergone several refurbishments over the years, maintaining its classic charm while also updating some of its facilities. It was first established as a cinema and gradually became a hub for various forms of live entertainment, including theatre performances, concerts, film screenings, and community events.

Architecture:
The Lyric Theatre has a classic art-deco architectural style, which adds to its appeal. The interior has been preserved with some of its original features, giving it a nostalgic atmosphere. The building's history is reflected in its design, making it a landmark in the town of Scottsdale.

The current building imposes a gorgeous open plan theatre space where the original flooring has been removed to the deep rich and highly fertile red soil of Scottsdale natural gold.

The staircase will walk you though to the highest point of the original ceiling space that has the ability to be turned into a café, shop or just a place to complete the days accounting in the vibrant sunlight and splendid views.

Amongst the original history of the theatre you will find the bones of a solid building that is eagerly awaiting history to regain its inner beauty and refine the purpose of the heritage bones and original antique vibes.

The office space set aside from the theatre building is already generating an income as it is a fully fitted out office space's with 2 toilets, kitchen and street frontage. This can also open up opportunities that may encourage our unique buyer to grow and expand their business. Being so centrally located on the main street with plenty of commercial shops and delights, this property certainly could not have any better location for the purpose you desire.

I would recommend speaking to the local Dorset council along with the heritage society to explore your entrepreneur ideas and seek approval, our team at Water/House real estate will engage and guide you in the right direction if you have and questions.

The property currently sits on 2 titles, ample parking space at the rear and front of the property or for that artistic buyer who desires to build further residence.

Jodie has some amazing ideas for this historical site and if you wish to find out what exactly these are please do not hesitate to call and arrange a tour of this magnificent site.
From the smell, touch and feel this property has a lot to offer, you just need to think outside the square and entertain and entwin modern with vintage charm.