Stanthorpe, Queensland
Huge Upside, Accommodation and Boutique Brewery - 2839MF
REDUCED $4,300,000
Business Description
BEING SOLD BELOW REPLACEMENT VALUE AND CURRENT 2025 VALUATION
- 80 beds approximately across 16 cabins (some have private spa baths or are pet friendly) and 4 motel style rooms. All feature enclosed fireplaces and private decks.
- Spacious four-bedroom residence for owners onsite - currently used for guest and contributing income.
- Hotel Licence, a micro-brewery (brewery not currently in use), fully staffed restaurant and bar.
- Absentee owners operated with support from a full management team and casual staff.
- Hotspot for wine and food enthusiasts famous for its wineries and vineyards, producing some of Queensland's finest wines. The region's fertile soil supports apple orchards, stone fruits, berries, and vegetables.
- Check-in/reception area with merchandise counter, dining room with seating for 120, fully equipped conference room and separate bar.
- Equipped with substantial brewing and bottling equipment (not currently in use), centrifuge and reliable, well-maintained emergency generator.
- Small grape vine plantation - popular with weddings.
- Region's fertile soil supports apple orchards, stone fruits, berries, and vegetables.
- Stanthorpe’s wineries and cellar doors are major attractions, offering wine tasting and tours.
2014-15 year financial year, the local economy of the Southern Downs was $1.845 billion, and grew at an annual rate of 4.8%, which is significantly higher than the Queensland average (2.3 percent) during the same period. Currently in 2024 Southern Downs Regional Council's Gross Regional Product is estimated at $2.35 billion.
Granite Belt region of Queensland, is renowned for its cool climate, wine production, and stunning natural landscapes. The Southern Downs region offers an outstanding mix of investment and business opportunities, industrial and rural locations and a relaxed country lifestyle. Located around two hours from both Brisbane and the Gold Coast, the Southern Downs is a location of choice for business, investment and employment.
Adjusted Net Profit: $872,068 for 2024/25 (as provided by vendor)
Contact Michael Philpott from Tourism Brokers for further information or to arrange an inspection.
Property ID: 2839MF (quote when enquiring)
Property Code: 5059
Business Summary
Key Investment Insights
1. Being sold below replacement value and current 2025 valuation, indicating immediate equity upside for a purchaser.
2. Significant earnings, with adjusted net profit of $872,068 for 2024/25, supporting strong cashflow.
3. Large accommodation capacity, approximately 80 beds across 16 cabins and four motel rooms, many with private spa baths or pet friendly options, enclosed fireplaces and private decks.
4. Onsite four‑bedroom owner residence that currently also generates income, offering operational convenience and potential additional revenue.
5. Hotel licence in place, plus a fully staffed restaurant and bar with dining for 120 and a separate bar, supporting multiple revenue streams.
6. Existing but currently unused micro‑brewery infrastructure, including substantial brewing and bottling equipment and a centrifuge, representing a clear value-add opportunity to restart production and increase margins.
7. Turnkey guest facilities including check‑in/reception with merchandise counter and a fully equipped conference room, enabling events and corporate bookings.
8. Event and wedding appeal, supported by a small grape vine plantation and the region’s reputation for cellar doors and wine tourism.
9. Robust operational model with absentee owners supported by a full management team and casual staff, demonstrating scalable, hands‑off ownership potential.
10. Strong location fundamentals in the Granite Belt/ Southern Downs, renowned for cool‑climate wine production and food tourism, around two hours from Brisbane and the Gold Coast, enhancing visitor catchment.
11. Regional economic growth and stability, with Southern Downs GRP rising to an estimated $2.35 billion in 2024 and historical growth above the Queensland average, supporting long‑term demand.
12. Resilient on‑site infrastructure, including a reliable, well‑maintained emergency generator, reducing operational risk for accommodation and food and beverage services.
