
| Property ID: | THL17-1072 |
| Property Type: | Bed & Breakfast |
| Sale Type: | Freehold Going Concern |
| Region: | Otago |
| Address: | 43 Lynn St Oamaru North Otago New Zealand |
| Price: | $470,000 price plus GST if any |

| Phone: | 0800744572 |
| Mobile: | 021 433 973 |
| Email: | phil@tourismproperties.com |

HIGHWAY HOUSE BOUTIQUE B&B FOR SALE - Freehold Going Concern - OAMARU - SOUTH ISLAND - NEW ZEALAND - BUILT BY LOCAL STONEMASON IN 1935 - A BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION WITH STYLE -ELEGANCE AND BEAUTY.
Travelling from Dunedin,HIGHWAY HOUSE BOUTIQUE B&B is located on the right hand side of the main north road (SH1), 1.3 km from the town centre, on the corner of Lynn Street. Please look for our Highway House street sign. Highway House is located close to the penguin colonies, the historic centre of town and the beautiful public gardens.
HIGHWAY HOUSE BOUTIQUE B&B was built in 1935 by the renowned local stonemason, Jack Docherty, as his family residence.
The skills of the original owner are reflected in the high quality of workmanship evident today. One enters the establishment by way of a splendid circular front entrance with extruded pointing. The property is bounded by characteristic Oamaru stone walls, higher on the south side, which recall an English walled garden where guests may relax or dine al-fresco in a quiet and sheltered area.
Subsequently, the house was occupied by a music teacher and it is believed at that time a grand piano graced the lounge, a room which possesses a neo-classical, Italianate ceiling of the highest order which was, in fact, installed by Italian craftsmen. There are also many fine stained glass windows in that room and throughout the house.
HIGHWAY HOUSE BOUTIQUE B&B guests enjoy their breakfasts in the sunny Beethoven Room, named to record this time.
Through further generations the house continued to be the loved residence of several important local families until acquired in 2000 by Stephanie and Norman Slater. In order to be able to offer the quality Bed and Breakfast accommodation facilities they wished to provide, sensitive renovations and refurbishment to a very high standard were undertaken.
Architecturally, Highway House B&B is typical of the late nineteenth century Arts and Crafts style. William Morris and Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the principal designers of this movement, presented their organic motifs of plants and fruits in wallpaper and furnishings. There is some reflection of this in the current interior decoration. Generally, the furniture and mantelpieces were relatively plain within the Arts and Crafts style; however, the plate rack in the living room stands out, surrounded by Canadian oak paneling.
In the refurbishment of Highway House B&B and landscaping of the considerable garden areas, every endeavour has been made to retain the beauty and style of a former era. Successfully, the aesthetic past has yielded an exquisitely comfortable present.
GUESTS CHOICE OF ACCOMMODATION ROOMS: Choose from three bedrooms. Two rooms contain luxury king beds, the third contains two king single beds. All bedrooms have views from the upper floor. A full cooked breakfast is provided and other refreshments as required. Highway House is also close to dining establishments.
FINANCIALS: Financial and supporting information can be accessed from the download links. Please Note that files containing business sensitive information are password protected.
HIGHWAY HOUSE BOUTIQUE B&B offers a great lifestyle to a BUYER as this Bed and Breakfast Accommodation Business is easy to run and you meet very interesting travellers from all around the World offering quality facilities surrounded by style and beauty.
For further information on the SALE of HIGHWAY HOUSE BOUTIQUE B&B located in Oamaru, South Island, New Zealand please contact Tourism & Hospitality Business Broker, PHil Agent on 021 433 973 or 0800744572 email phil@tourismproperties.com
Price is plus GST if any.
OAMARU is on the coast of Rural North Otago in the South Island of New Zealand. The Town is famous for it’s superb Limestone buildings, Coastal wildlife, and the coastal walks.The Art Gallery, Museum, Historical Precinct—with it’s fully renovated victorian hotel, the Criterion—and the Magnificent Catholic Cathedral are also worth visiting.Go fishing in the Waitaki River or the nearby Waitaki Valley Lakes, where jet boating, boating, sailing and water skiing are all available recreations. Snow skiing in the winter season is within easy reach of Oamaru. The town celebrates a proud Victorian heritage, participating in full costume activities, including a procession of Penny Farthings down the mainstreet, followed by a procession of red coated military looking personnel and ladies in elegant attire, dressed from another time, yet fittingly suited to the surroundings.