A prominent and centrally located Hotel in the North Queensland township of Home Hill is set to hit the market.

Malpass Hotel, at 145-151 Bruce Highway, Home Hill, QLD is situated on a 4,290 sqm* corner site fronting the Bruce Highway & Tenth Street and features a Public Bar, Beer Garden, Dining Area, Gaming Room (8 EGMs), Drive-through Bottle shop and Hotel Accommodation (13 Rooms).

For sale through Leon Alaban and Christian Tsalikis of Savills Australia, the property is for sale by way of Private Treaty and has a mixed zoning of “Retail & Commercial and Residential” as per the Burdekin Shire Council Integrated Planning Act (IPA) Planning Scheme.

Home Hill is situated on the south side of the Burdekin Bridge, also known as the Silver Link, with a strong economy driven by sugar and agriculture. The town is located approximately 75 kilometres from Townsville and approximately 11 kilometres from Ayr.

The hotel occupies frontage from two (2) busy main streets which include the Bruce Highway and Tenth Street.

According to Leon Alaban, National Director – Hotels at Savills Australia, Home Hill is situated within the Burdekin Region of Queensland which has a strong economy stemmed from agriculture, horticulture, aquaculture and manufacturing.

“The Hotel has a diverse revenue mix from bar, retail, gaming, dining and accommodation and high exposure provided from the Bruce Highway, Queensland’s busiest corridor, with an average

volume of 156,980 vehicles per day” he said.

Major features of Burdekin Shire include Bowling Green Bay National Park, Horseshoe Lagoon Conservation Park, the Burdekin River, Burdekin Falls Dam, Lynch’s Beach (Alva Beach), Beachmount Beach, Ayr Nature Display, Burdekin Theatre, Ayr Golf Club, TAFE Queensland North (Burdekin Campus), Queensland Agricultural Training College (Ayr Training Hub) and Ayr Showgrounds.

According to Christian Tsalikis, Senior Executive – Hotels QLD at Savills Australia, “Home Hill has most amenities to cater for the traveller and a range of sporting interests including a gold club, local swimming pool, netball, fishing, windsurfing, water skiing and crabbing”.

The Freehold Going Concern of the Malpass Hotel is offered for sale through Savills Hotels by way of Private Treaty.

To request a copy of the Information Memorandum please email the Savills Hotels marketing agents Leon Alaban or Christian Tsalikis via the contact form below.

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