Grand View Hotel, Heritage-listed hotel in Cleveland, Australia.
The Grand View Hotel is a two-story masonry building with open verandahs located on North Street in Cleveland, Queensland. Inside, a central hall showcases ornate stonework and period fireplaces typical of the era when it was built.
The structure was built in 1851 by Francis Edward Bigge, a member of the New South Wales Legislative Council. It remains Queensland's oldest licensed hotel, marking an important place in the colony's early development.
The public bar displays small paintings of important local events from Cleveland's past, linking visitors to moments that shaped the community.
The location sits at 49 North Street and is currently undergoing renovations with reopening planned for later in 2025. Visitors should check online or call ahead before planning a visit to confirm current conditions.
The hotel was originally known as Brighton Hotel before changing its name over time. In its early years the building sat unoccupied for periods, earning it the nickname Bigge's Folly among locals.
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