Freehold Historic Hotel

Trading since 1866, the Exchange Hotel in Deniliquin is a very unique business opportunity indeed. This business will appeal to Motel and Air BNB operators, as well as hoteliers. Its imposing 19th century building looks over End Street, a short walk to town shops and renowned park space.
It is an unforgettable inspection. The whole property has an historic feel, but at the same time our clients have introduced energy and labour-saving improvements to reduce inputs, improve profits and finally to provide a very comfortable living space.
The island Public bar services the Bar, Lounge, Dining, Function rooms and also one of the best beer garden settings we have seen.
Upstairs offers 8 fully refurbished accommodation rooms and a separate proprietor’s manager’s residence with private veranda.
Deniliquin (pop about 8,000) is probably now best known for its annual “Ute Muster” a major entertainment event on the outskirts of town, but it has been known much longer for its attractive Edward River settings, and prosperous broad acre and irrigation rural industries with many famous Merino studs established nearby in the 19th century. Its not hard to see why the town’s caravan parks are so busy, particularly with visitors from Victoria.