News about Heritage Commercial Property

From a wave pool to Bunnings sales – here’s a look at the commercial property stories that got Australia talking this year.

The 1890s-built Turret cafe in Ballarat is architecturally unique to the gold rush town and is easily recognisable for its corner turret topped by a steep conical roof. This stand-out slice of regional Victorian history combines a freehold and commercial business opportunity.

A heritage-listed stately home on Sydney’s North Shore that had been operating as an aged care facility is now on the market and is attracting interest from commercial and residential buyers.

A heritage-listed Geelong mansion with a vineyard and attached function space is on the market and the bluestone beauty already generates its own income.

One of the first projects by iconic local construction company, Hutchinson Builders, the former classroom building was salvaged and given a new lease of life.

The Woollahra Post Office last traded in the wake of the September 11 terror attacks. Two decades later, it’s gone under hammer again at more than three times the price.

A historical homestead with a golf course, restaurant and functions venue is on the market in Gympie where property prices are rising.

The cheque’s in the mail at the historic Woollahra Post Office building, which is attracting the attention of savvy property investors.

One of regional NSW’s most historic buildings is searching for a new owner.