Imperial Hotel Trangie
| Price: | $895,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Poker Machines: | 0 |
| Rooms to Let: | 17 Hotel |
| Bars: | Single bar operation |
| Restaurant: | Lunch and Dinner 7 days a week |
| Bottle Shop: | Over bar |
| Construction: | Two storey corner hotel |
| Residence: | 2 bedroom |
IMPERIAL HOTEL TRANGIE
FOR FREEHOLD SALE
$895,000 + SAV
CLASSIC CORNER COUNTRY PUB
LOCATED ON A MAJOR HIGHWAY
UPDATED THROUGHOUT
Annual Sales in excess of $1,000,000 + GST
Full management team in place
Sitting on a prominent corner on the Mitchell Highway; the Imperial Hotel catches your eye as you travel into Trangie, a popular stop on this well-travelled highway.
The Imperial is an impressive two storey classic country pub, with verandahs to both street fronts. Striking half moon windows feature in the downstairs patron areas.
Recently updated, the fresh décor brings life to this grand old dame. The single service bar features the only TAB area in town. The completely modernised commercial kitchen copes easily with the 7 day a week demands for counter meals. There is a large airy dining room with a function room attached. Outside there is a huge beer garden with a large undercover section and extensive lawn area.
Upstairs there are 17 guest rooms which open on to the verandahs to catch the breeze and the views.
A bonus to the hotel is the unrenovated space fronting the highway that begs to be turned into a café for the many tourists travelling through this area.
Trangie is situated just 77kms west of the regional centre of Dubbo on the Mitchell Highway, the major route between Sydney to Adelaide and Perth.
There is much to draw visitors to stop and stay in Trangie with Cobb and Co, Military and Firefighting history celebrated in displays around the town.
Natural drawcards include the Goan Cowal or Waterhole which is "Home of the Big Billy" on the eastern edge of town. The Gin Gin Weir, built in 1896, is located 25 km north-east of Trangie on the Macquarie River. It is a popular picnicking, boating, fishing and bushwalking spot with a sandy beach.
Annual events which swell the towns number include, Gold Cup (March), Trangie Truck and Tractor Show (Biennially April), and the Macquarie Picnic Races (Dec).
With Trangie being situated amongst a diverse agriculture district, inc Cotton, Sorghum & Fat Lambs, with many being large scale farms, there is no shortage of patrons to be found for the pub.
To enquire about this great opportunity call Nick today on 0417 252 199.
