Tapawera Hotel, An Affordable Freehold Going Concern, Motueka, Nelson
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| Property ID: | THL21-1103 |
| Property Type: | Hotels, Backpackers, Other Accommodation, Taverns, Bars, Restaurants, Cafes, Country Pub, Other Hospitality |
| Sale Type: | Freehold Going Concern |
| Region: | Nelson |
| Address: | 84 Main Road, Tapawera, Nelson |
| Price: | Offers around $600,000 Plus SAV + GST |
Hospitality Business Broker
| Phone: | 03 310 7487 |
| Mobile: | 027 466 7930 |
| Email: | kevin@tourismproperties.com |
The Heart of Motueka Valley
Country Pub, Country Lifestyle, Country ProfitabilityAt a Glance the Tapawera Hotel offers:
- Affordable Freehold Going Concern
- Busy Local & Tourist Business
- Proven Profitability
- Good Tidy Chattels
- Spacious Main Bar
- Indoor outdoor Areas
- Busy Cafe Operation
- Bottle Store
- Pokies
- Separate Guest Accommodation
- Large Car Parks
- Three Bedroom Owners House
This profitable country pub is in situated in the busy service town of Tapawera, just 45 minutes from Nelson and 35 minutes from Motueka and services the large catchment area of the Motueka Valley. The Hotel neighbours the main shopping hub that includes the post shop, grocery store and garage located just up the road from the local area school. Camping grounds and motels are just around the corner.
Two large car parks surround the hotel; the one in front leads to the main bar, separate cafe entrance and the ample outside seating areas. This Large bar is well appointed with a combination of tables & chairs as well as learners & stools as also includes 4 pokies, pool table and dart boards. The spacious service bar is well positioned and is central to all other areas of the business.
The Cafe and restaurant adjoins the main bar and is a comfortable and spacious area, offering travellers and locals a selection of bistro, takeaway meals and snacks. Adjoining the service counter is the well appointed and modern kitchen.
To the back of the hotel and in the main building is the small bottle store which offers all the usual products including a rigger filler for takeaway beer, the bottle store is serviced from an entrance at the back of the main bar and also has access to the kitchen.
On the left side of the car park is four separate and self contained guest accommodation units, sleeping approximately 10 people and is made up of doubles, twins and one includes a bunk bed, the units also have separate bathrooms and a small kitchen unit.
The Owners accommodation is made up of 3 bedrooms an office and bathroom facilities and is located on the south end on the main building.
The current owners are looking to retire and are willing to meet the market.
BUYERS
It is ESSENTIAL that any interested persons contact the Specialist Hospitality Business Broker for Nelson, Kevin Johnson, via this website, or
M: +64 27 466 7930
O: +64 3 310 7487
F: +64 3 310 7488
E: kevin@tourismproperties.com
We welcome your inspection of The Tapawera Hotel. Attempts to contact the business owner directly will not be appreciated.
WHAT TO DO NOW?
To request financial and other information about this great opportunity, follow this link to our confidentially agreement registration page, then you can request access to the downloadable information by clicking the ‘Click Here to Request Full Access' under the downloads section on the right hand column of this page
Kevin Johnson, (the HospoBroker) is a Specialist Hospitality Business Broker, looking after the middle and top of the South Island Regions including Canterbury, West Coast, Nelson and Marlborough
Kevin has a large number of listings of all hospitality business types, some confidential, and is regularly travelling in and around his territory.
If you're thinking of buying a hospitality business then Kevin should be a must call to discuss your personnel requirements. If he hasn't got you covered he will find a business for you.
Contact the HospoBroker now
Tapawera, from the maori 'Tapa' (forest edge) and 'wera' (hot/burnt) is a relatively small town in rural Tasman district. It is located about 40 kms south-west of Nelson in the beautiful Motueka Valley, approximately 8 kms north of the SH6 Kohatu Junction. The town centre has an information centre, museum, church, area school, supermarket, NZ Post, campground, fuel and auto-repair, hotel/pub/restaurant, cafe/take-away and supplies shop. There are also many other clubs/organisations and businesses in and around the broader Tapawera district.
Following the 1859 survey by Von Hoechstetter, a workable gold field was discovered at the Wangapeka by Pilkington, James and Griffith.
The discovery of a quartz reef by Culliford started the subsequent gold rush in 1869, and the Wangapeka township with a population of 250 emerged at Courthouse Flat.
A five stamper battery was built in 1871 to crush the ore but the yield was pitifully low.
With the onset of the depression in 1932, more claims were taken up at Rolling River, however the mining continued to be unprofitable.
Today, the township has all but vanished but Cullifords Battery and much of the equipment still lies alongside the walking tracks of Blue Creek and Nuggety Walk.
The Kahurangi National Park was formerly known as North-West Nelson Forest Park (1965 - 1996), and for many years Tapawera was largely a Forestry town, with New Zealand Forest Service operating an area headquarters in Tapawera.
Today the buildings are largely unused, and although the forestry activities continue all around, Tapawera itself has evolved into a growing modern community with a diverse local economy.
Tapawera is currently a prime producer of blackcurrants, berries and hops, as well as dairy, beef and sheep. Surrounded by stunning scenery, trout-filled rivers and national parks, tourism is also rapidly growing in and around the local area.
Tapawera is Kahurangi Gateway to several of the tramping tracks in the national park, including the famous Wangapeka Track at Rolling Junction.
Some of the best trout fishing on New Zealands south island can also be found on the Motueka and Wangapeka rivers bordering Tapawera.
