Tourism commercial property

A sale would cap off a busy year for hospitality sales as the market recovers from the pandemic.

The 170-year-old “Lavandula” farm just outside Daylesford has hit the market after more than 30 years of restoration and expansion by the vendor who described the place as ‘dilapidated’.

The sale of Brook Eden Vineyard presents the chance to secure one of the longest-standing, respected and recognisable Tasmanian wine brands.

The Australian theme park is something of an endangered species. While the few still standing continue to supply fun to millions, many more are now extinct. Whether they lasted for decades or mere months, these …

If all you want for Christmas is a pint or two, have you considered upping the merry and buying an outback pub dripping in history?

Thirsty for a taste of the Tasmanian tourism industry? This historic Southern Midlands property in an historic sandstone Georgian village is for you.

Fishing, bushwalking, an Olympic-grade clay target shooting range, plus a deer farm? This 778ha property is the leisure sportsperson’s dream getaway.

Melbourne’s wealthy Grollo family has taken over a dilapidated village on Victoria’s major ski fields with plans to redevelop it into housing for seasonal workers.

The rare opportunity has arisen to be your own landlord of a quaint village that is home to a 1830s built mill, cottages and shops in a small New South Wales dairy farming locale. And …