Standing proudly on the Warrego Highway between Brisbane and Toowoomba is the Sundowner Saloon, an iconic whistle stop for travellers.

The hotel is on the market and with it's definitive Tex/Mex style, hotel broker Andy Nason believes there will be plenty of interest.

At a Glance:

• The hotel is situated at 316 Warrego Highway Haigslea, 55km from Brisbane CBD
• Large site 1.24 ha with development potential for motel, Van/RV Park
• Bars, bistro & TAB, 14 Poker Machines and Bottle Shop/Drive Thru
• Price on application

"Due to its great highway exposure and Amberley Airforce Base nearby, we believe there will be a lot of interest from Brisbane buyers.

"The Brisbane market is tight at the moment and there is a lot of demand as it's hard to get good stock."

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The Sundowner Saloon on the Warrego Highway is being sold by Andy Nason of Power Jeffrey & Co. Photo: Power Jeffrey & Co.

Mr Nason said other advantages of the sale included the great exposure from the highway, the business currently being under full management and the location of a new BP service station, all guaranteed to provide plenty of traffic from travellers and locals alike.

"It is an iconic pub in the area as it is modelled on an American/Mexican saloon," said Mr Nason.

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The Sundowner Saloon dining/bistro area. Photo: Power Jeffrey & Co.

Mr Nason said the building is situated on a large 1.24 hectare site, leaving plenty of room to add value by developing the land.

"There is the possibility for a recreational vehicle park or motel that could accommodate people passing through," said Mr Nason.

The hotel has a bistro and TAB facilities, a bottle shop/drive thru and 14 poker machines.

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