It was reported to be in moderate condition at the time of heritage listing. Platform 4 Canopy Platform 4 has a modern platform canopy on steel posts on concrete bases with a gabled corrugated steel roof. Overhead Booking Office (1918) The overhead booking office located on the footbridge, formerly a weatherboard building, is now clad in hardiplank. The building has a gabled roof clad in modern cliplock roofing with 3 gable ends (east-west, and one facing the platforms to the south). There are three original timber framed double hung windows on the north elevation, and an original doorway with a fanlight covered over. There is a modern timber flush door. There are three original large timber stop-chamfered posts to the east side of the ticket office which have been cut short at the bottom, and now have concrete bases. Footbridge, Stairs, Star Pattern Newel Posts (1918) Steel Dorman Long & Co footbridge with two sets of taper-haunched girders, one set for street access, the other for platform interchange, steel stair balustrades and star patterned newel posts. The Dorman Long & Co steel haunched beam footbridge design consists of two sets of taper-haunched girders, with cantilevers resting on platform trestles and supporting shallow beams over the railway tracks to provide headroom over rolling stock. The central beam of the footbridge has been cut and raised to clear electric wires, when the line was electrified in 1926. It was reported to be in good condition at the time of heritage listing. Platforms 1 central island platform, 2 perimeter platforms. Asphalt surfaces with some modern brick paving, brick edges to Platforms 1 and 2, concrete edges to Platforms 3 and 4. Platform 1 is not in use. Setting Tempe Railway Station is set amongst the Cooks River to the south, Mackey Park to the west and the densely built-up residential area of Tempe to the east. Modifications and dates 1926: Footbridge: The central beam of the footbridge has been cut and raised to clear electric wires when the line was electrified 1993: Overhead booking office (1918): Reclad in hardiplank, new cliplock roofing; window and door openings have modern steel security screens. unknown date: Platform 1 building (1884): Window openings are all covered over. Steel security doors to waiting room openings; Platform 2 and 3 building (1884): Steel security doors to waiting area openings. Heritage listing Tempe Railway Station – inclusive of the platforms,