Some of Grafton’s best-known businesses all have one thing in common, they proudly call the Brewhouse Village their working home.
The 57,000 sqm complex, which has a mix of commercial and industrial companies, is already home to 74 local and national tenants with over 240 people on site each day.
Since 2019 the local Firth family have set out to bring the complex into the 21st century, investing heavily in maintenance such as new electrical wiring, upgrades to plumbing and painting, and in turn introducing more than 20 new tenants.
Ample parking onsite and a 300-metre road frontage provides plenty of exposure, while the history of the site is a draw card to those visiting.
The newest tenants include Choices Flooring, who have set up a showroom in Grafton. Jeremy and Lindy McRae bring over 30 years of building industry experience to the Clarence Valley to advise on all aspects of new flooring.
Longer-term tenants include All Town Fencing, Albion Mechanical, Containers Now, Bolt Barn, Disco Marine, Barbers at the Brewhouse, GJR Sheet Metal, Return and Earn, and Peter Quiring Plumbing and Gas.
The Brewhouse Café has become a regular for people looking for great coffee and food in an interesting and historic setting.
It supports Northern Rivers’ coffee roaster, Espresso Tenango, as an exclusive stockist and supplier and purchases locally where possible.
The state-of-the-art carwash, the most modern and innovative in the Clarence Valley provides brand-new soft touch or touchless technology which is much quieter than those already in operation and dries your car before exiting.
It thoroughly cleans vehicles while minimising the electricity and chemicals used and recycles 85% of the water used, eliminating the amount of waste back into council’s sewerage system.
Containers Now offers a range of shipping container products for storage, transport or even accommodation pods for the back yard for sale or lease.
The new vision for the Brewhouse Village is to create a world-class food, retail and commercial precinct with range of creative, cultural and food offerings.
Come down to 170 North Street, Grafton and experience for yourself the range of businesses in the oldest brewery in the northern rivers.