North Perth Lesser Hall

Built in 1902, this heritage-listed building is available to hire for community functions, milestone events and more.

Address

24 View Street, North Perth WA 6006

History

North Perth Lesser Hall was designed by Henry Procktor and constructed in 1902 following the formation of the Municipality of North Perth in 1901. The larger adjoining main hall, now called the North Perth Town Hall, was built later in 1910.

Both halls were used as municipal chambers and offices until 1914 when the Municipality of North Perth amalgamated with the City of Perth.

The North Perth Town Hall complex was State Heritage listed in 1999.

Today, it’s warm, historical appeal makes the space perfect for a variety of events and celebrations.

Facilities

Main hall with vaulted ceiling, hardwood floors and arched windows.
Additional function space with hardwood floors and arched windows with city views.
Kitchenette with oven, urn, stovetop, microwave and fridge.
Restrooms and air-conditioning in Main Hall.
Store room with approximately 23 trestle tables and 110 black chairs.