678 Mason Street

Wellington SA 5259

Your choice of vacant possession, or retain the lucrative tenants for an instant income.

Contact Nigel Christie to arrange a private viewing.
The Courthouse is directly next to the Wellington Ferry which creates waiting traffic outside the historic building inviting people to grab a quick coffee or takeaway whilst in the line-up to cross the Murray.

Additional attraction includes closely situated newly developed Tailem Bend Motorsport Park which increases traffic along the Old Punt Road.

Comprised of six bed & breakfast rooms, a guest kitchen, restaurant, loft function/meeting room, river view alfresco dining area and a 200 square meter all weather covered courtyard.

The property is a completely versatile liquor licenced venue in its own right.

Recently renovated to expand and upgrade function, restaurant and bed & breakfast facilities, there is nothing to do but pick up the keys and open for business.

Equally suited to a unique cellar door or substantial private residence steeped in history.

Business opportunities include

1. Six room bed & breakfast each with private bathroom and shared guest kitchen

2. Cafe/Take away kitchen - for the waiting ferry traffic and local residents with Well equipped kitchen servicing the whole property

3.Old stable dining - ideal for quick meal or coffee

4. Loft function room with built in bar was previously used for a range of functions and can accommodate 30-40 people

5. 200 square meter covered courtyard function room complete with bar perfect for large functions including wedding's and birthday parties

6. Additional casual alfresco area overlooking river - ideal relaxation zone with a coffee, paper and a muffin

7. Entire property covered under Liquor licencing and would ideally suit the addition of microbrewery or wine bar/cellar door

8. Historic museum operated in partnership with the National Trust which holds artefacts dating back to the 1800's

For further information contact Nigel Christie.

Be sure to check out The Bend Motorsport Park definitely worth a visit, the venue boasts a 7.7km track and has a range of classic and new cars. My favourite being the 1952 Porsche 356.