Two people have been charged following the alleged robbery of a Windsor hotel, with one of the alleged perpetrators an employee of the pub. Police were called to the Fitzroy Hotel in Sydney’s north-west about 9.30pm on Sunday, 18 September. They were told a man wearing dark clothing and a face covering had gained entry […]
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Fraser Short’s Sydney Collective has sold Windsor’s Fitzroy Hotel to the growing Don Hodge Group, after owning the well-known pub for only about a year. Short teamed up late 2021 with Todd Jacques, keeper of the Sunnyside Hotel in Broadmeadow, to buy the Fitzroy freehold going concern in Sydney’s north-west, paying around $6 million. The
Fraser Short and partners have put to market two freehold going concerns hotels at the same time, in Sydney’s north-west growth corridor. The two Winsor pubs incorporate a broad business mix across bar, gaming, wagering, accommodation and retail liquor. The Fitzroy Hotel, on 1,381sqm, is in the heart of the retail and commercial precinct, close
Fraser Short has burst into Windsor, picking up two pubs in quick succession with new partners. The first to arise was Windsor’s well-known Fitzroy Hotel, operated by ‘Lion-heart Luke’ Ainscough, which has sold to the newly-formed syndicate of Fraser Short and Todd Jacques. Jacques already owns the Sunnyside Hotel, in the Newcastle suburb of Broadmeadow.
Luke Ainscough has expanded his Windsor region collection, taking the re-stapled freehold going concern of the well-known Fitzroy Hotel. The Fitzroy was established around 1852 on a generous 1,319sqm site in the heart of Windsor’s retail and commercial zone. The two-storey pub holds a 3am licence and diverse trading, with 16 EGMs, reporting total annual
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