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The Old Shed viewed from outside on a clear day, wide sliding doors open onto the concrete apron, with a fig tree beside the entrance.
About

The Old Shed

Built in 1968 as a grape-drying shed. Restored, not renovated — the scars stayed on purpose.

'The Old Shed' was built in 1968 using beams hand cut from tuart trees standing at over 4m tall and we estimate another 2m in the ground. These are combined with beautiful jarrah beams up to 10m in length for holding the structure in place. Originally used as a grape drying shed, it has undergone a major renovation over several years to become one of the most charming and unique venues in the Swan Valley region.

We have tried to keep the history of the shed intact, keeping the scars it has retained over the years. You can still see the pegs in the beams that were used to hold the drying racks. The concrete is discoloured in places because of oils and other liquids spilled over the years. Every imperfection tells a story. It has been transformed into a beautiful relaxing rustic style party shed.

The centrepiece is a magnificent 10 metre long table made from solid jarrah. Matching benches either side allow comfortable seating for up to 40 of your guests.

Panoramic view along the inside of the shed showing the bar area, hanging wagon wheel, wine barrels and timber posts down the length of the building.
Vital statistics

Built to hold a crowd, without feeling like a hall

The shed measures 25m long by 8.5m wide, split into two distinct zones plus space to spread out further outside.

Front section
15m long, home to the 10m table seating 20 people either side, plus sofas and a large screen TV.
Back area
10m long, a quieter zone with sofa seating and a games section for chess and other games.
Outdoor space
Additional tables and chairs can be set up outside for larger groups or overflow seating.
Capacity
Up to 100 people — used for long lunches, meetings, weddings, parties and private functions.
The kitchen

A working kitchen, not a warming plate

The kitchen is 6m by 2m wide and comes equipped with a single glass door fridge and a double glass door fridge for food, plus a separate caterer's entrance so catering staff can work without crossing your event.

A large 120cm-wide oven and stove with 5 top elements is on hand, along with a Matador BBQ.

Glassware and crockery are supplied:

  • 80 champagne glasses
  • 30 mixed beer glasses
  • 50 commercial plastic red wine glasses
  • 50 Italian red wine glasses
  • 50 drinking water / soft drink glasses
  • 50 coffee mugs
The quieter back section of the shed with a games table, cane bench and armchairs against the corrugated iron wall.
The back area — sofa seating and a games corner for a quieter end of the shed.
A restored wooden wagon wheel repurposed as a hanging light fitting above the bar area, with wine barrels and a second wheel mounted on the wall behind.
Reclaimed wagon wheels, wine barrels and timber posts — original character kept wherever we could.
Thinking of hiring the shed?

See how booking works

The Old Shed is a fully operating venue — not a "coming soon." Capacity, layout and the practical side of booking (deposit, bond, timing) are all covered on the Weddings & Functions page.