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Coast to Coast Business Sales
Koondrook, VIC
Price: $350,000 + SAV
Advanced Business Marketing
Victoria
Price: $275,000 + SAV
Johnston Business Sales
Bendigo, VIC
Price: $24,900
CRE Brokers
Bendigo, VIC
Price: Leasehold $229,000 + SAV
Private Seller
Nanneella, VIC
Price: $700,000 WIWO Freehold
Coast to Coast Business Sales
Bendigo, VIC
Price: $140,000 WIWO
LINK Business Melbourne
Strathdale, VIC
Price: $899,000
SBA Real Estate and Business Brokers
Bendigo, VIC
Price: $358,000 + SAV
Private Seller
Goornong, VIC
Price: $1,200,000 + SAV
Johnston Business Sales
Koondrook, VIC
Price: 350,000+ S.A.V
Aslan Business Brokers
Bendigo & Goldfields Region VIC
Price: $350,000
Coast to Coast Business Sales
Mildura, VIC
Price: $229,000
The Finn Group
Bendigo, VIC
Price: $1,500,000 + SAV
Aslan Business Brokers
Mildura, VIC
Price: $799,000
No Agent Business
Bendigo, VIC
Price: $ 1,200,000 + Stock
No Agent Business
Swan Hill, VIC
Price: Under Offer / Offer
Absolute Business Brokers
Swan Hill, VIC
Price: Expressions of Interest
Stockbridge Business Brokers
Mildura, VIC
Price: $250,000
There are currently 138 businesses for sale in Bendigo and the Goldfields on Bsale, including cafes, retail, trades, accommodation and agricultural businesses. New listings are added regularly, with more than 1,000 listings updated across Bsale every week.
Stretching from the Macedon Ranges to the Murray and Mildura, this region covers heritage goldfields cities, tree-change towns within reach of Melbourne, river tourism and some of Victoria’s most productive horticulture. That spread gives buyers very different markets within the one region, from commuter-belt cafes to irrigated farm services in Sunraysia.
In Bendigo and the larger towns, cafes, restaurants, health practices, retail and trade businesses serve a growing residential population. The region’s heritage towns and the Macedon Ranges add hospitality, accommodation and boutique retail businesses built on weekend visitors from Melbourne.
Along the Murray and in Sunraysia, agriculture and river tourism shape the market. Transport, rural supply and horticulture businesses serve the region’s grape, citrus and almond growers, while houseboats, accommodation and cafes trade on visitors to the river.
Bendigo is the region’s main commercial centre, with health, education, retail and professional services serving a large surrounding catchment. Castlemaine and Kyneton are popular with tree-changers and weekend visitors, supporting cafes, food producers and specialty retail.
On the Murray, Echuca combines river tourism with a cross-border customer base shared with Moama in NSW, while Swan Hill serves a farming district. In the far north-west, Mildura is the centre of the Sunraysia horticulture region and a regional service hub in its own right.
In Sunraysia and along the Murray, businesses linked to horticulture can be affected by water allocations, crop seasons and the availability of seasonal workers, so ask for at least three years of financials. River towns can also be affected by flooding, which may affect insurance cover and premiums for some premises.
Tourism businesses in the Macedon Ranges and heritage towns often rely on weekend trade, so check how they perform midweek and through winter. In Echuca, confirm which state’s rules apply if the business operates on both sides of the border, and review the lease and any licences before you commit.
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Before you commit, check the financials (at least three years of profit and loss statements and BAS), the legal position (the commercial lease, licences and any council orders) and the operations (staff, systems and equipment).
Ask for the information memorandum early, have an accountant confirm the owner's earnings against the bank statements, and have a commercial solicitor review the contract before you sign.
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Bendigo and the surrounding Goldfields region offer a unique opportunity for investors and owner-operators, driven by steady regional population growth and infrastructure investment, including road upgrades and business precinct development.
The market is active, with 174 listings averaging $670,881, giving buyers a variety of options while still being more affordable than Melbourne or regional capitals, whether you're first buying a business or expanding an existing operation into the regional centre.
From a financial perspective, Bendigo offers strong value, with lower entry points and solid local demand providing potential for reliable trading returns and manageable operational costs compared with metropolitan centres.
The Bendigo and wider Loddon Mallee market is dominated by hospitality and retail buyer inquiry, including Cafes, Restaurants, Takeaway Outlets, and boutique shops, reflecting both local and tourist demand. Trades, Cleaning, Logistics and Automotive businesses are also in demand, as they offer stable, recurring revenue streams for owner-operators.
Throughout the region, buyer demand is strongest in Bendigo, Echua, Castlemaine, Maryborough, and Swan Hill, where commercial hubs offer reliable foot traffic, established local catchments, and access to surrounding regional communities. These regional locations provide consistant trading environments for both lifestyle buyers and long-term investors.