Built in 1938 in striking Inter-War Deco style, this historic landmark offers filmmakers an authentic period backdrop without the need for dressing. Its façade and heritage streetscape deliver strong visual appeal for exterior shots, while the interior provides a flexible, production-ready space.
Inside, you’ll find a spacious main hall, stage, and kitchen with servery—ideal for performances, gatherings, or staged scenes. The layout is practical and adaptable, supporting both cast and crew with ease.
With wheelchair access and onsite parking, the space is straightforward to work in and well suited to productions of varying scale. A location that blends strong heritage character with real-world filming functionality.