Standing proud in the main street of Waratah, beautiful historical St James Church Gallery will greet you as you enter this town and the entrance to Tasmania's Tarkine. Currently operating as a Gallery & Function centre, the external building is heritage-listed, and the zoning is "Village", (meaning, a person can put another building on the same block & both buildings can have more than one use/purpose, subject to Council's planning scheme) The deconsecrated gothic-style wooden church has beautiful stained glass windows, baltic pine walls and ceilings, church pews (available to purchase), an area with Tasmanian made products and artworks. The current owners hold weddings and funerals in the building. Other functions include fairs, plays and photography workshops. The building has so much potential as a business to cater for the many tourists that visit Waratah. The Anglican Church was originally opened in 1880 and is a landmark of Waratah; an excellent location to run a business with street appeal which will catch the attention of travelers to stop and visit.
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