Summary
High-foot-traffic location with fully fitted art gallery space, strong artist network, repeat clientele, gallery-owned stock, growing online sales, and demonstrated year-to-year revenue growth.
Revenue
$172,000 pa
Rent
$29,340 pa
Location Details
U6 16 Cyrillean Way
Prime South West WA location in a high-foot-traffic retail and tourism precinct, backing onto natural bushland and creekline. Surrounded by established high-end restaurants and boutique retail, with strong local and visitor trade year-round.
Potential
Strong growth potential through expanded online sales, more exhibitions and events, print and limited-edition releases, and deeper partnerships with Aboriginal artists and communities. Scope to develop school and cultural programs and position the gallery as a recognised South West Indigenous art hub. The wider Aboriginal art sector exceeds $250M in annual sales nationally, supporting long-term demand and expansion opportunities.
Skills
No formal qualifications required. Suitable for an owner-operator with retail, gallery, or customer service experience. Skills in sales, relationship management, basic marketing, and inventory coordination are beneficial. Guidance is available.
Hours
6 days a week Wednesday - Monday, 11am - 4pm
Lease
The lease still has 3 years to run with the option to extend further.
Employees
none
Reason for Sale
The gallery is well established and positioned for its next growth phase. The owner is exploring interest from a new operator who can build on the existing foundation and expand future opportunities.
About the Business
Established in 2021, the business operates from a purpose-built gallery featuring natural rammed limestone construction and a high-end visual presence. The gallery specialises in contemporary Aboriginal art, with strong representation from respected local Noongar artists and a distinctive curatorial approach that supports artistic freedom and diversity of style. The business maintains active links with regional arts programs, BRAG, and local schools, reinforcing its role as a recognised cultural space within the South West arts community.
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