Savills Australia and New Zealand are pleased to announce the successful off-market freehold sale of The Union Hotel Motel Barcaldine, Queensland. The Pelizzari family have celebrated over 60 years with this historic property, marking a significant chapter in the town’s history.
Located at 61 Oak Street in the heart of Barcaldine, Queensland, the Union Hotel Motel occupies a prominent 1,012 square metre corner site. Situated at the centre of this historic country town, renowned for its rich heritage and pivotal role in Queensland's development. The Hotel has been a cornerstone of the community for over 130 years, maintaining its hotel license at the same site since its inception. After 67 years of continuous operation, the owners had made the considered decision to divest the property.
Situated approximately 580 kilometres west of Rockhampton and 1,215 kilometres northwest of Brisbane, Barcaldine serves as a pivotal gateway to Queensland's western regions. Affectionately known as the "Garden City of the West," this historic town is easily accessible via well-maintained infrastructure, including the fully sealed dual-lane Capricorn Highway, the Spirit of the Outback passenger train service operated by Queensland Rail, and Barcaldine Airport. These transport links ensure that Barcaldine remains a vital hub for both residents and visitors exploring the heart of the Queensland Outback.
Leon Alaban, Head of Hotels – National – Savills Australia and New Zealand said, “The recent sale of the Union Hotel Motel highlights the heightened demand for hospitality assets across Queensland, encompassing metropolitan centres, coastal regions, and the outback. Investor interest in pubs has intensified, with both operators and investors actively seeking opportunities throughout the state.”