The large-format Anglers Tavern on the shores of the Maribyrnong River is on offer, as its publican owners look to expand the family portfolio. Anglers occupies a big 8,270sqm block in Maribyrnong, just 6.5 kilometres from the Melbourne CBD, with roughly 160 metres of frontage to both Anglers Way and the River. It boasts state-of-the-art […]
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Marvin “Muscles” O’Brien has put his hard-fought freehold pub in Wowan to market after an outpouring of community support brought decision to keep its historic doors open. A former long-haul truckie and mine worker, O’Brien has laid claim to the ‘muscles’ moniker since he was a scrawny teenager putting in a hard day’s work. Around
The freehold concern of the thumping Oxford at Bathurst has come to market, with every angle and upside on a main road of the western capital of racing. The original Oxford is a two-storey brick and timber tin roof classic with a front balcony over the sidewalk, built 1874. The main public area is operated
Classic Launceston local O’Keefes Hotel has come to market, offering a classic country pub operation with an eponymous local reputation. Stalwart of the Launceston pub game Mike O’Keefe enjoyed many a year and many a beer with locals and tourists to the northern town, Tasmania’s second-largest population catchment. Eyeing retirement, O’Keefe sold the business operation
The defrocked and maligned Hotel Orange is in search of a knight, on the rebound from troubled times and more pub than its owners can manage. The large-format two-storey Victorian-style Hotel was established in 1890, built on a generous 614sqm corner block on main street. The Fabar family purchased it in 2006, planning to build
The booming Kalamia Hotel has come to market, in the hearts of 1,000 local backpackers working year-round in the precinct. Ayr is around 90 kilometres south of Townsville, and known as the sugarcane capital of Australia. The Kalamia Hotel occupies 3,746sqm of prime land with dual street frontages and multiple revenue streams, counting a public
The storied rural pub of Mount Mary has come to market, as long-timers Peter and Tracey Anderson look to retirement and getting to know the grandkids. The Andersons came to the quiet town of Mount Mary in 2000 to run their new investment, after 16 years in Alice Springs. The pub is the main attraction
Australian Venue Company has listed two of the former Drink n’ Dine venues, as it fine-tunes its portfolio amid big expansion plans. In early 2016 AVC, at the time trading as Dixon Group, purchased the three Drink n’ Dine venues from group founder Jamie Wirth, comprising the Oxford Tavern in Petersham, and the Norfolk Hotel
The freehold interest of Rozelle’s Native Rose – formerly the Ruby L’otel – is for sale, with a craft beer tenant on a long lease. Investor Michael Huang bought the property in 2015, and largely operated it himself, until executing a major renovation on the bar, bistro, gaming room, beer garden and eight upstairs accommodation
Universal nightclub in Bendigo is for sale, offering potential for seven-day trade and an expanded offering, with a rare 5am licence. The nightclub opened in the late 90s, licensed to hold 500 patrons. Widely known as Universal on McCrae Street, it is one of only three premises in the precinct to hold the late licence,
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