Landmark Wagga Wagga hotel seeks marquee buyer

Landmark Wagga Wagga hotel seeks marquee buyer
Larry SchlesingerDecember 8, 2020

One of Wagga Wagga’s most iconic buildings, the All Seasons Pavilion Hotel, has been listed for sale.

The 45-room hotel’s standout features is its white canvas roof in the shape of inverted funnel.

It sits less than a block from the Murrumbidgee River in the centre of the NSW town and was constructed in the 1980s.

The three-level building is constructed around a feature atrium with the white roof rising above as a landmark of the Wagga Wagga central business district.

It is being marketed by Tony Bargwanna and Andrew Joliffe from Ray White Hotels who says owner-operator Peter McIntyre is committed to selling, but declined to give a likely selling range.

The last Wagga Wagga hotel to sell was the 85 bedroom Country Comfort Wagga Wagga just a few blocks from the All Seasons which was picked up by a private investor for $8.8 million in September.

Since buying the hotel seven years ago McIntyre has undertaken extensive refurbishment works, including adding the marquee-style roof.

Bargwanna tells Property Observer there has been interest from institutional investors as well as owner-operators nationally.

“Wagga Wagga is one of the top regional centres and is keenly sought after,” says Bargwanna, who adds he has received 30% more enquiries than for other similar assets in regional centres.

Wagga Wagga is the largest inland city in NSW and is an important agricultural, military and transport hub with a population in excess of 60,000.

The property located on a 2,700-square-metre site at 22-30 Kincaid Street is just west of the Murrumbidgee river and includes a conference centre, a garden atrium restaurant, café lounge and bar and a wine cellar.

The bistro can seat about 60 patrons and has a commercial kitchen.

The ground floor has 13 deluxe rooms; the first level has eight deluxe rooms, six executive suites, one family room and one premier suite; and the second floor has eight deluxe rooms, six executive suites, one family room and one premier suite. 

A night in the hotel starts from about $140.

The All Seasons Pavilion Hotel is being offered for sale by way of expressions of interest closing on October 20 at 4pm.

Larry Schlesinger

Larry Schlesinger was a property writer at Property Observer

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