Station Hotel, Leonard Street, Perth

Andrew Heiton (Junior), 1885. Large, 3-storey and attic, asymmetric Flemish Gothic hotel with 8-bays to principal entrance elevation. Crow-stepped gables and octagonal corner tower with conical roof to SE with bellcast eaves, situated opposite railway station. Stugged ashlar with contrasting red sandstone margins and band courses. Chamfered base course, cill course, eaves course, cornice. Bi and tripartite windows with stone mullions and transoms, some with Gothic tracery applied decoration above. Small, piend-roofed dormers. Stone finials to gables. Later, single-storey additions (see Notes).

FURTHER DESCRIPTION: PRINCIPAL ELEVATION TO S: advanced entrance bay to far left with segmental-arched doorway with part-glazed central door and sidelights. Internal part-glazed revolving door. To right, full-height turret with slated conical roof set into re-entrant angle. To far right, full-height polygonal angle turret. Rectangular plaque with City of Perth crest to ground right.

Predominantly 6-pane over plate glass timber sash and case windows. Grey slates; fish-scale slates to turret roof in re-entrant angle, banded fish-scale slates to far right turret roof. Corniced wallhead and ridge stacks.

GATEPIERS: to NE. Pair of polygonal, Gothic gatepiers with polygonal pyramidal caps.