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Gilgandra, NSW 2827

This Motel just keeps getting better and better! It has to be one of the best Leasehold Motels on the market! Bed and Breakfast Leasehold Motel - no cooking of evening meals! 95% of Turnover in Accommodation Adjacent to Restaurant and easy walk to Hotel 24 well maintained 3.5 star ground floor units Strong consistent Turnover now in excess of $500,000. New 30 year Lease being offered by the Freehold Motel owner Attractive rent ratio Junction of three Highways, central town position Fully independent spacious three bedroom residence with private yard It's a must to Inspect!
This Motel is the ideal Bed & Breakfast Leasehold motel, adjacent to a restaurant and easy walking distance to other eateries. It offers 24 units, 3.5 star, growing turnover with strong repeat trade. It has a spacious, fully independent three bedroom residence and is well located at the junction of three highways. The Freehold owner is offering a new 30 year Motel lease for sale. Don't miss this one - contact us now for an inspection.

Net profit $185,028 for 2015/16

Contact David Head from Tourism Brokers for further information or to arrange an inspection

Property ID: 1627ML (quote when enquiring)

Location: Gilgandra is located in the central west of NSW approximately half way between Melbourne and Brisbane, approximately 30 minutes north of the regional centre of Dubbo. Gilgandra has a population of 2,700 people with 4,700 living in the district.

The strength of Gilgandra is the people. The community has services that you would not expect to find in a community of 2,700 people. This is largely due to the great community spirit, pride and participation that make it a great place to live, work and enjoy a relaxed country lifestyle but with the advantage of being close to a major regional centre.

Agriculture is the main industry in Gilgandra, employing over 600 people and includes wheat, barley, oats, rye and sorghum, oil seed crops, legume crops, small mixed farming including olive groves, native flower production and sheep have been grazed for wool production since 1830 and there are a significant number of cattle.

As well as the traditional, there are a number of unique farming enterprises within the Gilgandra Shire. There is a native eucalypt plantation supplying flowers to the cut flower markets and lavender, emu, buffalo, silver perch and poultry farms operating in the district.

Property Code: 792