The Buildings

The Edward Millen Heritage Precinct includes a series of heritage-listed buildings, which are set in the expansive 4.7 hectare master planned Edward Millen parklands.

Until recently only civic and community uses were allowed within the buildings due to State Government conditions imposed on the precinct.

These conditions meant that the Town has been unable to deliver beneficial and sustainable outcomes and redevelopment which the community would benefit from and expects. With the community engagement process complete and the change of land use now approved by the State Government, a variety of commercial-type uses can now be delivered, whilst maintaining strong community and cultural benefits.

The opportunity is now available to try and deliver a well-considered and respectful adaptive re-use heritage redevelopment result for the community. The aim is to for the buildings to be financially self-sufficient and to maintain the integrity of the buildings for future generations whilst delivering outcomes that benefit the community.

Find out more about the Adaptive Heritage Development for the buildings at the Ed Millen Precinct. 

Heritage Buildings

The heritage buildings at Ed Millen Precinct include the Rotunda Hospital, the Mildred Creak Centre, Hillview Clinic, a former operating theatre, and a boiler room.

Adaptive Heritage Redevelopment

The Edward Millen Adaptive Heritage and Landscape Redevelopment project is being delivered under the Land Asset Optimisation Strategy.

The future: a historic and vibrant destination

Find out about the future plans to realise the full potential of the heritage-listed buildings and the expansive 4.7 hectare at Edward Millen Reserve.