
Located at 124 Bell Street, the Lefkadian Hall — also known as Lefkada House (Λευκαδίτικο Σπίτι / Lefkaditiko Spiti) — is available exclusively to Members of the Brotherhood for private functions, including engagements, baptisms, 21st celebrations, memorials and other family or community events.
The hall offers approximately 200 sqm of open space, featuring a small stage and a fully equipped commercial kitchen. Tables, chairs, crockery and cutlery are included for use with your booking.
Liquor licence and insurance rules prohibit public bookings.
Parking
There is ample parking in nearby side streets and in the Coles Shopping Centre car park directly opposite (entry via Waterfield Street or Victoria Street).
The Coles car park generally offers free two‑hour parking from 7am–7pm, Monday to Saturday, with unrestricted parking outside these hours.
Additional free, unrestricted parking is available at 2A Lobb Street,, a short walk via Ross Street behind the hall. Please note: the Lobb Street car park has an uneven, unsealed surface, which may be difficult for elderly visitors or anyone with mobility issues.
Guests are asked to observe parking signs and respect the privacy of nearby residents.
Hall Hire Fees (Members Only)
- Hire fee: $1,200
- Minimum bond: $500 (higher bond may be required for higher‑risk events)
- Mandatory cleaning fee: $150
The cleaning fee is charged separately and is in addition to the hire fee and bond.
A committee member, or an approved member appointed by the committee, must be present for the duration of all events held at the hall.
Members should contact a contact a committee member regarding availability and any applicable member‑discounted arrangements.
Enquiries and Bookings
To make a booking, please download and complete the following:
Completed forms may be emailed to a committee member.
Members may also contact committee members directly for further information and date enquiries.
First Floor – Available for Lease
The first floor of Lefkada House (Lefkadian Hall) is currently available for commercial lease.
The space is approximately 300 sqm and includes separate toilet facilities and a kitchen. It is well suited to:
- Dance studios
- Professional or medical consulting rooms
- Office space
- Schools or Registered Training Organisations
- Other compatible commercial uses
For leasing enquiries, please contact George Konidaris by email george.konidaris.lb@gmail.com or call 0411 731 174.
Heritage Significance of Lefkada House (Lefkadian Hall)

Originally the Antient York Lodge No. 80 Masonic Temple, the building was acquired by the Brotherhood in 1986. It holds significant historic and aesthetic value within the City of Moreland.
Historic significance
- The first Masonic Temple constructed in Coburg.
- The first permanent home of the Antient York Lodge, founded in 1879.
- A key meeting place for the Coburg and broader Masonic community between 1911 and 1986.
- Historically connected with the Coburg Council and notable civic leaders who were also Lodge members.
Aesthetic significance
Features distinctive original design elements, including its notable portico.The Lefkadian Hall was a former Antient York Lodge No. 80 Temple until sold to the Brotherhood in 1986. The Hall is of local historic and aesthetic significance to the City of Moreland. Of historic significance, as the first Masonic temple to be constructed in Coburg and the first permanent home of the Antient York Lodge which formed in Melbourne in 1879.
A well‑preserved example of an interwar Masonic Temple in the stripped classical architectural style.
