The handsome Tottenham Hotel in ‘The Soul of the Centre’ is being sold, offering an entry level going concern opportunity.
A classic two-storey corner pub with full wrap-around veranda, construction on the hotel was completed in 1931. It resides on a sizeable 2,023sqm lot and lays claim to being the only licensed hotel in town.
Tottenham is found 165 kilometres west of Dubbo, and just 33 from the cairn* that marks the geographical centre of New South Wales. The area specialises in production of grain, lamb, wool and beef.
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The locals’ pub features main bar, commercial kitchen and bistro, gaming with three machines (entitlements), beer garden, 13 accommodation rooms and a three-bedroom manager’s residence with air-conditioning and full amenities.
Presentation of the property has been “in keeping with the old-world classics” of the period, showcasing its detailed architecture, timber work and craftsmanship.
Marketing reports the business is a solid trader across all departments, generating circa $23k in weekly revenue (FY23).
The asset also includes a fully functional and redressed two-court squash centre, which could be operated as a separate commercial venture or be leased out.
Selling the property is Tom Cutcliffe, who declined to comment on the sale. He has engaged Manenti Quinlan & Associates in conjunction with Moore and Moore Real Estate for the campaign, who describe the old pub as “stunning”.
The freehold going concern is on offer for asking price of $1.85 million.
*A cairn is a human-made pile (or stack) of stones raised for a purpose, usually as a marker or as a burial mound
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