221 Hampton Road
Northampton, WA 6535

Overview

Historical Landmark Investment opportunity

Located 50 kilometers north of Geraldton, 221 Hampton Road in Northampton presents a significant investment opportunity in a historically important commercial site. This property holds a prominent position on the main street of Northampton and has maintained a consistently high occupancy rate over many years, reflecting strong demand for affordable retail spaces along this key arterial route of the North West Coastal Highway.

The property comprises approximately 1,516 square meters of land, featuring a retail building of about 320.5 square meters divided into four individual shops. The current tenancy mix is well balanced, contributing to a stable income stream. The passing income for 2024/2025 is available upon signing a confidentiality agreement, with tenants responsible for additional costs including water, power, and rubbish rates.

There is notable development potential with approximately 1,000 square meters of land situated behind the existing shops, offering scope for expansion or redevelopment subject to council approval. The property benefits from high daily vehicle traffic, enhancing its commercial viability. Recent improvements include upgraded drainage at the rear and repairs to the verandah, ensuring the site remains functional and attractive.

The property is sold 'as is' and is zoned for commercial use. Prospective buyers or developers are encouraged to consult with the Shire of Northampton for information on potential developments. The town planner is available to meet with serious parties by appointment to discuss development opportunities.

Statutory costs for the 2024/2025 period include council rates of $1,913.00, water rates of $300.30, and insurance costs of $3,100.00. Please note that council rates for 2024/2025 will be finalized by August 15, 2025, with new notices issued by the end of October 2025.

The property is recognized in the Northampton Shire Council Municipal Inventory, highlighting its heritage significance. The single-storey timber-framed row of four shops features bullnosed verandahs supported by timber posts at the kerb line. Original glazed timber shopfronts and some fully glazed entry doors remain intact, contributing to the streetscape's historic character.

This row of shops plays an important role in the visual identity of Hampton Road, which is characterized by traditional commercial buildings dating back to the early twentieth century. These buildings collectively enhance the local sense of place and identity, demonstrating regional material use and the historical practice of shopkeepers residing behind their shops.

The property holds a management category of moderate significance, emphasizing its importance to local heritage. Conservation is recommended, with any proposed changes advised to preserve significant fabric and heritage values wherever feasible.

Northampton serves as a gateway to popular tourist destinations including Horrocks, Port Gregory, Pink Lakes, and Kalbarri, making it a key tourism hub in the Midwest region. This enhances the commercial appeal of properties located within the town.

For further information or to arrange a viewing, interested parties are advised to contact the listing agent directly.

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