New Central Tavern-Motel and Backpackers in Woodville is for sale

The New Central Tavern with Motel and Backpacker units in Woodville is for sale - Freehold Going Concern

The New Central in Woodville is a great combintion of Tavern with very nice Motel accommodation and a Backpackers room that caters well for the locals and passing trade.

As the name confirms the property is right in the centre of town on the main street passing through Woodville township which is 30 minutes away from Palmerston North through the Manawatu Gorge. Woodville is essentially at the bottom of the Hawkes Bay - Top of the Wairarapa and centre to the Manawatu in the Tararua district.

There is a lot happening to the town with upgrading of street and footpath facilities being scheduled by the council and being central is good for the motel and backpacker trade as the location is ideal for stopovers to the North, South and West.

The Tavern is a busy place with nice Garden and outdoor facilities, a bubbling TAB, Pokies, a nice restaurant with home cooked hearty meals and an active social club like centre for the locals to meet.

Business is good as the current owners have worked hard to build up the patronage for all aspects of the business and as they have spent a number of years in the trade they are looking forward to retirement.
 

Facilities

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      Tavern Bar with outdoor facilities
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      6 Motel Units 
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      Backpackers unit for up to 15 guests
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      Restaurant with home cooked meals
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      Pokie machines
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      Large TAB with great screen presentation
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      Wide screen TV for Sports comentaries
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      Laundry facility for Hotel complex
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      Duke Box and Pool Tables
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      Large car parking facility for patrons and motel / backpacker guests

Managers Accommodation

An on site tidy two bedroom unit with lounge and small kitchen and laundry is available for the owners.  
 

Brokers Comments

The New Central Hotel / Tavern with Motel units and Backpackers room is around 5 years old and it has a freshness about it that classes itself in good position as small town Taverns go. The TAB is a great attraction for the regulars and the Pokies work in well with the patrons.

When considered the travelling public can stay the night, have a dinner in the restaurant, have a few beverages and a flutter with the pokies and TAB all in the one complex. This is in fact happening with regular business that uses the pub as a regular stop over.

This property has all of the necessary paperwork available for an easy assessment of the worth of the business and land & buildings - including a recent valuation of the property and business.

A place well worth looking into.
 

Contact the Broker

Ross Larsen, the Tourism & Hospitality Business Broker that is acting as the agent for the owner of this property is happy to discuss this property's details with you at any time - refer to the contact details on this page.

FEATURES

This is Woodville

Peace, serenity, clouds and mountains, country roads, gentle bends in the river, fresh air, green horizons. All within short distances of the bright lights of Palmerston North (25 minutes), Napier (1 ½ hours), and Wellington (2 hours). It is often said that Woodville is halfway to everywhere!

To live in a peaceful rural environment and have the choice to enjoy nearby ‘city life’ is a unique lifestyle feature of Woodville.

High on the Tararua ranges is Central Power's Tararua Wind Farm, which will be the largest in the southern hemisphere. Near the Wind Farm lies Ballance where there are Clydesdale Wagon Rides, horse trekking, various other activities and attractions and beautiful bush walks as well as the Manawatu River where various activities are held.

The area is well known for its excellent fishing, hunting and tramping - an abundance of outdoor activities.

Woodville is also quite unique as it has its own community radio station - 'Radio Woodville - The Voice of the Tararua'

The town's Mainstreet committee is recognising the work of the famous artist - Gottrfried Lindauer - who lived and worked in Woodville, by building a replica studio in the main street.

At the intersection of State Highways 2 and 3, Woodville experiences busy traffic flows.  Cafés, Bakeries, Bookshops, Galleries, Museums, Gift and Antique shops draw keen weekend visitors.

And, if the cafes and shopping lie on the quiet side of relaxing, try a quad bike ride, horse trek, jet boat, trout fishing, kayaking, or the famous Manawatu Gorge bush walk. Walk amongst the giant turbines, have fun at the legendary Woodville Racecourse on race day! This is Woodville too…
 

Check this Out

I love the Pioneer Day video on this page    http://www.thisiswoodville.co.nz/