42 Brolga Street, Quilpie

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Property type: Hotel/Leisure
Floor Area: 1000 sq metres

Land size: 3246 sq metres
Listing type: For Sale
Occupancy Title: Whole Building
Tenancy: Vacant Possession

Iconic Country Pub for Sale

The Imperial Hotel/Motel at Quilpie is an iconic destination for locals, travelling businesspeople, sporting groups and tourists from all over Australia.

The original Imperial Hotel in Quilpie was built in 1925 and was then rebuilt due to fire in 1992. It is the main pub in town which has a population of over 500 people including the surrounding areas. It services a large region of locals and is the gateway to one of the major tourist routes that experience significant numbers of travellers to Outback Queensland. Nearby tourist destinations include Eromanga, Windorah and Birdsville, renowned for the Birdsville Hotel, Races and Big Bash events. The town also has a great rural and town community which typically supports its local businesses.

The Imperial Hotel’s facilities are located on a large 3,246m2 block with a triple street frontage and the tenure comprises of two separate freehold titles. Improvements include a single level hotel with spacious public bar, dining room, keno/TAB room, kitchen, cold rooms, drive through bottleshop, large fully enclosed storage shed for stock, an eight-room motel at the rear of the block plus a neighbouring 3 bedroom brick building, used for additional accommodation.

The motel has 8 rooms and typical room rates range from $95-130/night ($95 per single, $105/couple and $130 for 3 or more. Six rooms have 2 beds and two rooms have two bedrooms with 4 beds. The opportunity exists to develop the motel accommodation.

The current owner’s residence is excluded from the sale, however may also be negotiated if preferred.

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We did ourselves a favour when we engaged Resolute Property as marketing agent for the sale of our western property. We found it easy to trust Ben Forrest's advice on major issues like marketing platform, advertising and price expectations. In fact, it was clear from the word go that Ben had his finger on the pulse. With unwavering focus and backed by Grant Vievers, Ben embraced an exceptional degree of complexity to deliver what the market promised, and more. Ben's experience and expertise were exactly what we needed and we're grateful. Thanks, Ben
Anthony & Lynette Fay

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Coming from a rural background Ben is very knowledgeable about agriculture/horticulture and his experience in real estate and banking was invaluable in making decisions about the best way to market our properties and get real value for money and the most impact for our marketing spend. He was in constant contact with us from the very start without being intrusive. He was extremely supportive during the actual sale process which can be quite stressful especially if it is your first time going through such an involved and high value process. Ben continued his contact with us right through to settlement and made sure that we were comfortable with everything that was happening.

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- Ros Smerdon
Glasshouse Aggregation

"For most people who live on the land, selling out is not only a transaction of a land sale, but the selling of your family home, and leaving your community that has meant everything to you for many years. In my case it was where my husband had died and our children had grown up. After much discussion and deliberation we decided to sell Stockholm, and I began the task of finding an agent.

After a fairly rigorous campaign I decided to appoint Ben Forrest. I liked the idea of having an agent, who had runs on the board. It was important to me to have someone who I could communicate with, was innovative with fresh ideas, professional and sensitive to the situation. Ben displayed all these qualities , including a very good grasp of the local knowledge in Western Qld.

I feel confident that his maturity and astuteness allows him to converse with all types of rural people, in different areas all over Australia. Ben handled the auction of Stockholm well, and we were pleased with the outcome."