A historical building that was once home to the famous Malt Shovel Brewery in Sydney’s inner west has come to market.

Offered as a vacant possession, the property at 99-101 Pyrmont Bridge Road and 188 Parramatta Road in Annandale offers 1,940sqm and is strategically located in one of the last remaining pockets of IN2 Industrial zoned land in the City Fringe market.

First established by Chuck Hahn in 1988, the Malt Shovel Brewery was the birthplace of Hahn, and after selling to Lion in 1993, also produced popular brands including James Squire, Eumundi, New Belgium and Little Creatures.

The Colliers team of Trent Gallagher and Michael Crombie have the exclusive listing on behalf of Lion.

“Rarely do freehold buildings of this scale come to the market in the extremely tightly held city fringe markets of Sydney. This asset has a very rich history that the incoming buyer can hopefully continue into the foreseeable future,” Mr Gallagher said.

“This is fantastic real estate due to a number of important factors. It has a high profile and is a creative space to suit a multitude of occupiers,” Mr Crombie added.

Suited to a large cross-section of buyers including owner occupiers, affordable housing developers, industrial/commercial developers, and investors, the property is earmarked for a rezoning to B5 Business Development.

The property has easy access to existing precinct amenity, major arterial motorways, and large employment zones, including the new WestConnex Motorway, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, and Sydney CBD.

99-101 Pyrmont Bridge Road and 188 Parramatta Road in Annandale is for sale via an Expressions of Interest campaign, closing on the 27th August, 2024.

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