The iconic The Oaks of Neutral Bay has been put to market by the Thomas family, with expectations the internationally renowned pub could set a new high water mark in booming pub real estate. Sale of the freehold operation represents the first time ever to market, after nearly 50 years’ curation by the Thomas’ of […]
Outback legend and preferred public house of Mick ‘Crocodile’ Dundee, the Walkabout Creek Hotel, is being offered to the next owners wild at heart enough to buy it. The original Walkabout pub was established in 1892, in the red earth Queensland town of McKinlay, a casual 1,598 kilometres north-west of Brisbane. The current Hotel building
The bonny Scottish Arms Hotel of East Bowral has been listed for sale by its only ever owners, amid ongoing demand and limited supply for Sydney fringe pub assets. The Robertson family acquired the site in late 1999 and oversaw all elements of construction, which began in 2005. The family also designed all internal fixtures,
Available for the first time in forty years, the Coppin family has listed its institution the ‘Roey’ Roebuck Bay Hotel. The Hotel was established in 1890 by E.W. Streeter, becoming one of the first buildings in Broome. A former London Jeweller, Streeter held pearling interests in Broome and South-East Asia, and built the pub to
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Red earth oasis the Lightning Ridge Hotel Motel & Outback Resort has been put to market. Set on a massive 40,000sqm (4-Ha) lot, the venue holds the only pub and hotel liquor licence and only gaming licences in the town of Lightning Ridge. It provides a public bar, gaming room with 14 PMEs, commercial kitchen
Veteran Dubbo publicans Greg and Kellie Pilon and partners are exiting the industry, listing their popular Pastoral Hotel, having sold their only other pub. The picturesque two-storey Pastoral is one of Dubbo’s most popular venues, built 1886, incorporating a large bar area, gaming room with 18 machines, function room and beer garden on the lower
Tourist mecca the Sunset Tavern overlooking the Gulf of Carpentaria has hit the market, offering a new era for an established publican. The Sunset is one of just two pubs in seaside Karumba, residing on a large corner 3,037sqm site boasting beach frontage and unrivalled west-facing ocean views. It is renowned for viewing panoramic western
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Brody Peterson is offering up his corner local the Village Inn of Paddington as he heads to the Hills’ Hollywood. A prominent three level building on Glenmore Road, the pub was established in 1850, and was previously known as Durty Nellys Irish Pub. Peterson bought it in 2013 and undertook a major refurbishment, rebranding it
The handsome Huntington Tavern of Kempton, on the Tassy tourist trail, has been put to market by a private vendor. Kempton is a colonial town around 50 kilometres north of Hobart that was settled in the 1820s. It features historic buildings and 19th century charm, amongst a landscape of rolling hills and sweeping plains. Originally
Newcastle stalwart the Mark Hotel of Lambton comes to market, as its owner-operators look to retirement after a relatively short stint in the industry. A pub has been on the corner of Morehead and Dickson streets since 1874, first opening as the Marquis of Lorne. The present day two-storey brick structure was built in the
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