In a statement made by HTL Proeprty, the Freehold Going Concern hotel features; public bar, restaurant (currently leased out), commercial kitchen, beer garden, 13 poker machine entitlements, Keno, TAB, 14 pub rooms, manager's residence and 4 ensuited motel suites.

Brokering agent Xavier Plunkett advised that property features include:

• Well-presented brick building, situated in a prime main street location on a commanding 2,096 sqm (approximate) allotment.
• Weekly approximate trading figures of: $11,059 Bar, $6,610 bottle shop, $8,965 Gaming, $4,702 Other (2019 FYTD).
• Located in a thriving agricultural region; approximately 15 minutes from Griffith, 2 hours to Wagga and 6 hours drive from Sydney.

"The current gaming offering has great potential upside with average/poor hardware, no TITO or cash redemption terminal," Mr Plunkett advised.

"The Yenda Hotel is the only pub with gaming machines in town. Incoming operators will be following a publican who has been operating the hotel for over 19 years, accordingly the business will benefit from a fresh approach."

For further information on this asset, contact Xavier Plunkett via the below contact details.

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