About this space

Step into another time at The Old Clarence Brewery, a two-storey heritage-listed property in the Clarence Valley, NSW, where antique charm and original architecture create an evocative canvas for visual storytelling. Once a working brewery, this thoughtfully preserved space now serves as a one-of-a-kind backdrop for photoshoots, film productions, and editorial campaigns that call for depth, character, and atmosphere.

From the moment you arrive, the building’s weathered sandstone exterior and traditional verandahs set the tone—classic, textured, and unmistakably historic. Inside, every detail speaks to its past: original timber finishes, antique furniture, and elegant architectural elements such as a sweeping staircase and claw foot bath. It’s a setting that doesn’t just accommodate a shoot; it brings it to life.

Across two levels, The Old Clarence Brewery offers versatility and flow. Downstairs, you’ll find a warm and welcoming lounge, a charming dining room, and a fully functioning kitchen—ideal for lifestyle and content shoots where candid, at-home scenes are key. A single-bed styled room with antique touches adds potential for storytelling moments or editorial vignettes, while the stairwell itself becomes a striking frame-within-a-frame feature for cinematic compositions.

Upstairs, four spacious bedrooms are awash with natural light throughout the day, making them perfect for fashion, boudoir, or branding shoots that rely on soft, ambient glow. A standout feature is the original claw foot bath—an icon of vintage styling and a rare find for content creators chasing that timeless, romantic feel. There are also two bathrooms for practicality and comfort during longer shoots.

Both upper and lower verandahs offer a sheltered connection to the outdoors, complete with rustic views and classic timber detailing that ground the space in its regional Australian context while nodding to its European-inspired styling.

Ideal for fashion, editorial, product, or film shoots, The Old Clarence Brewery blends raw textures with refined moments—stone, timber, light, and history combining in ways that elevate any production. It’s also shoot-ready in every sense: easy crew access, generous parking, reliable amenities, and a quiet, private setting that lets your creative team stay focused.

For a full-day shoot, creatives can move fluidly between indoor character moments and open verandah frames, wrapping the day with cinematic wide shots as the light fades across the sandstone. Whether you’re curating moody visuals, rustic lifestyle scenes, or a refined vintage aesthetic, this Clarence Valley location offers a consistent visual payoff—and a sense of storytelling that’s hard to replicate.