The curious Terminus Hotel of Pyrmont has been put to market, a lucky seven years and major makeover after it was exhumed from 30 years of ivy and stagnation. Built in the early 1900s, originally named The Cooper’s Arms Inn, the heritage-listed Federation style building occupies a corner of Harris Street. In 1911 it was […]
Marulan’s only pub – the Terminus Hotel – has come to market as its private owners look to exit the industry. The Terminus is a large-format corner local set on a big 4,713sqm block in the heart of town, just 100 metres from the train station and adjacent to the new IGA-anchored shopping centre. It
The time-warp Terminus Hotel is making up for lost time, engaging celebrity chef Colin Fassnidge to revamp its menu after just six weeks of operation. The Hotel was established in 1841, a Federation-style two-storey structure built in the early 1900s, becoming the Terminus Hotel in 1917 in reference to its location at the end of
Pyrmont’s time-warp Terminus Hotel will soon reopen, sporting a sympathetic look and Mediterranean menu alongside memories of nearly 32 years dormant. One of Sydney’s oldest licensed establishments, first pouring drinks on Christmas Eve 1841, the original pub was demolished and a Federation-style two-storey structure built in the early 1900s, becoming the Terminus Hotel in 1917
Victoria’s PubCo is a step closer to its reinvigorated Railway Club Hotel, with the opening of Chase Nightclub, in the former Terminus Hotel next door. The two pubs sit side-by-side on Station Street, Seymour, around 100 kilometres north of Melbourne, the Railway Club a handsome white art-deco building, the two-storey Victorian Filigree-style Terminus adorned with
Sydney’s time-capsule Terminus Hotel is preparing to reopen, after 30 years of slumber. The Federation style pub on Harris Street, Pyrmont ceased trading in 1986 when the enigmatic Isaac and Susan Wakil purchased and promptly closed it. It has remained dormant since. In 2015 it was quietly sold to developer Auswin TWT, which purchased the
One of the most intriguing hotel sales of recent times has concluded, with Pyrmont’s long-vacant Terminus Hotel selling for around $5 million. The heritage-listed Federation style building sits quietly on the corner of Harris and John Streets in Pyrmont, and was built in the early 1900s. It was originally named The Cooper’s Arms Inn, but
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What could be Sydney’s “most intriguing hotel” has been listed for sale, after laying dormant for 32 years. Located on a prominent corner on what was the last stop on the old tram line out of Sydney, the Terminus Hotel was once a thriving meeting place for local factory workers. The enigmatic Isaac and Susan
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The acclaimed Terminus Hotel has come on the market as its long-term operator calls end to an “amazing journey”. Driving the Hotel since 2004, Russell Griggs says the Melbourne pub scene has changed dramatically in the past eleven years, and while he has enjoyed reviving the Terminus, his heart is elsewhere. “The Terminus has been
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