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This iconic building standing beautifully preserved before us today represents over a century of famed history!

The former home of Wertheim Piano, H. J. Heinz Co and GTV 9 – Studio Nine Richmond has its own unique story to tell.

From the original piano factory’s foundation stone laid by Prime Minister Alfred Deakin in 1908, to the opening of the GTV 9 television station in 1957 by Victorian Governor Sir Dallas Brooks.

It was known as ‘Television City’ – where Australian stars Graham Kennedy and Bert Newton started their careers and shows like Hey Hey It’s Saturday were filmed.

Now in 2024, Studio Nine Richmond has been transformed into a thriving community with luxurious residences spread over the 3 hectare site – home to thousands of residents and potential customers!

Today marks the incredible opportunity for the next illustrious chapter of history to be written!

1/32 Bendigo Street is an exceptionally unique food and drink premises with an irreplicable provenance. It’s fully equipped and ready for immediate trade, with a fit-out that’s second to none.

Featuring:

• 3 x frontages and entrance points
• 3 x exclusive outdoor seating areas – front, rear and side (undercover)
• Bendigo Street footpath trading STCA (previously approved by Council)
• Pending Liquor License STCA & VCGLR (previously approved by Council)
• All equipment and furnishings as shown included (exhaust, cook-top, refrigeration, tables, chairs etc.)
• Indoor and outdoor heating systems
• Feature lighting
• Security cameras
• Speaker system
• Polished concrete floor
• Immense ceiling height
• Abundant natural light
• Up to 2 x car parking spaces available
• 166m2 (80m2 internal, 86m2 external)

Studio Nine Richmond’s rich history will never be forgotten. ‘GTV Television Channel 9’ and ‘Television City’ in raised lettering adorns the building.

The only question that remains is, who’s story will claim the next chapter!

We’re here to help you find the perfect deal, so let’s talk.