The affluent Ophir Tavern in Orange is on offer, boasting a massive block and development opportunity at an undercooked pub in a rising regional town. The Ophir, taking its name from a Biblical port famous for its wealth, is one of just two pubs in the eastern side of Orange, around three and a half […]
After a dozen years in the top end, owner-operator Wayne Hornby is ready to call time at his popular South Townsville pub – just as the area is “about to boom”. Former Brisbanite, Hornby moved to the northern capital – Australia’s 13th-largest city – back in 2005, purchasing the Bellevue Hotel, which he has run
Dee Why’s only beachside “pub” has hit the market, as the northern beaches basks in big-budget renovations by the biggest names in the game. Deck is a bar-restaurant at the northern end of the retail strip on Dee Why beach with a primary service authorisation, meaning it can serve drinks without a meal. The two-storey
Adam Sherman has put to market his elegant Mary Ellen Hotel in the Newcastle suburb of Merewether, offering a growth trajectory in the newly refreshed pub. Local resident Sherman purchased the Mary Ellen off-market just 15 months ago, entering the hotel industry after several decades of business ownership, most notably 15 years owning and 12
Local mining identity Dale McNamara is parting with his painstakingly restored Morpeth pub, the River Royal Inn, having breathed life back into the drowned historic building. A ‘super storm’ in early 2015 brought a wall of water crashing through the back of the 1827-built pub in Morpeth, just east of Maitland. The massive repair bill
Publicly-listed Peet is offering up a prime tavern site at the centre of its huge Flagstone master development. The greater Flagstone development is set to be one of Australia’s largest urban zoned greenfield projects, destined to become home to over 120,000 residents in 50,000 dwellings, around 45km south-west of Brisbane CBD. Core to this will
The idyllic Stradbroke Island Beach Hotel has come to market, as the dominant hospitality business on the Queensland tourist destination. The Hotel, known as Straddie Day Spa for its resort-style facilities, occupies a big 3,267sqm headland site at Point Lookout – the eastern-most point on the Queensland coast – offering panoramic ocean views and direct
Abbotsford’s storied Retreat Hotel will go under the hammer as a vacant freehold, to optimise the buyer pool for the development potential site. Built in 1915, the modest and aptly named Retreat is a local landmark, on the corner of Nicholson and Stafford Streets, in suburban Abbottsford, around four kilometres out of the Melbourne CBD.
One of Victoria’s most history-smacked pubs has come to market, offering riverside acres in a former goldrush town. Built in 1862 as Garrett’s Beer House, the Kevington Hotel is the last surviving pub of many that sprang up following the scramble for gold that began in the region in 1860. The old Gaffneys Creek Hotel,
The Dash family are looking to part with their Warragul stalwart, the reinvented Railway Hotel. The family has a history in pubs, previously owning Warragul’s O&H Hotel, and currently freehold of the Dava Hotel in Mount Martha. The family will have held the Railway for 12 years in February. The Railway is one of only
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