7 High Street, Fremantle, Heritage site in High Street, Fremantle, Australia.

7 High Street is a single-storey stone and brick building constructed in 1899 for the Bank of New South Wales. It has an elaborate stucco façade, fine timber features inside, and stands on the corner of Cliff Street. The interior comprises three rooms and a main bank chamber.

The structure was completed in 1899 when Fremantle experienced rapid growth tied to harbor and rail development. It emerged during a period when new business buildings reflected the town's economic expansion.

The building sits within a streetscape where shop owners and bankers of the late 1800s shaped the facades and layouts that remain visible today. Visitors can see this commercial character in the storefronts and entrances of neighboring structures along the street.

The structure is visible from the street and part of a walking route through the heritage zone where many buildings from this period stand. The best time to explore is during daylight hours when facade details and surroundings are clearly visible.

The building's three rooms and main bank chamber retain their fine timber features, and the elaborate stucco façade has stayed largely unchanged since 1899. It is listed on the Register of the National Estate and on the City of Fremantle municipal heritage register.