124 Oberon Street

Oberon NSW 2787

- A striking unique feature of the hall is the use of glass bricks.
- Built in 1937 as a dance hall and cinema, seating 310 people, but has also been a cabaret venue, a skating rink and is currently a wool store.
- The original stage and projection room are still largely intact
- Set in the heart of the main street of Oberon with a northerly aspect
- It was known as the Magna Theatre.
- It s one of the few surviving architecturally significant buildings of this period in Australia.
- It was built on land donated to the Catholic church in memory of Malachi Gilmore, who had come to Oberon in 1872 and owned land in Oberon and the Duckmaloi area.
- Today the front is leased by Cobweb Craft Shop and the back is a wool store.
- Set on approximately 986 square metres with rear lane access and plenty of parking at rear
- Massive scope for future development, shops, cafes, function centre to name a few
- Only building of its type in town
One of a kind in the main street of the bustling township of Oberon it is a must see for the astute investor or lover of Art Deco architecture.