137 High Street

Campbell Town TAS 7210

720 m²

2100 m²

Other

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Rare Heritage Opportunity

Spanning approximately 720sqm across two levels, this remarkable two-storey Georgian freestone building - known as Kean's Brewery - is one of Tasmania's most recognisable landmarks. Built in 1840 by master stonemason Hugh Kean, the property still embodies the character of its past. Solid sandstone walls, multipaned windows, soaring ceilings, Tasmanian oak floorboards and original cobblestone stables create a feeling that's hard to replicate - peaceful, nostalgic and deeply grounded in time. Yet for all its rich history, this heritage building stands as a magnificent blank canvas, filled with possibility. With vast open spaces and wonderful symmetry across both levels, the vision here is yours to create - whether as a boutique venue, creative studio, unique residence, or a beautiful blend of lifestyle and business (STCA). Thoughtful restoration has already begun, carefully preserving the integrity and timeless craftsmanship that make this building so special. Positioned in the heart of picturesque Campbell Town, just moments from the iconic Red Bridge and centrally located between Launceston and Hobart, the setting is as compelling as the building itself. Key Features: • Built in 1840 by master stonemason Hugh Kean • Striking Georgian freestone construction • Sandstone walls, handmade bricks and Tasmanian oak floorboards • Soaring ceilings and multipaned windows • Original cobblestone stables, fermenting basin and mortar & pestle • Downstairs service rooms, including cool rooms • Extensive rear parking plus parking at the front • Large 2034m² corner allotment in a prominent position • Thoughtful restoration works already undertaken • Commercially zoned with significant adaptive reuse potential (STCA)• Thoughtful restoration works already undertaken • Centrally located in historic Campbell Town - the 'meeting place' between north and south This is a rare chance to own and reimagine one of Tasmania's most significant heritage buildings - a property that invites creativity, honours its past, and offers something truly extraordinary for the future. Contact Deniker today for more information or to arrange your inspection.