Established self hosted B & B style accommodation for multiple guests showing a strong return!

Historic Ranelagh" c1875 is one of Dubbo's finest examples of 19th century architecture. Set in the middle of eight acres on the edge of town (2 km to Dubbo's CBD and Macquarie Street) opposite the Macquarie River, this grand home offers you a variety of options when it comes to its use.

Currently operating and showing a high return as a multi room self hosted B & B style accommodation in the commercially strong city of Dubbo in central NSW.

"Ranelagh" has plenty of surplus land and scope to further develop and build on it's seven years of proven trading as a sought after B & B.

"Ranelagh" has potential as a wedding venue, function centre, motel site, restaurant or the like. Ranelagh represents an opportunity to any savvy investor.

"Ranelagh" offers six grand bedrooms, two expansive lounge rooms, full size billiard room, library, cellar, swimming pool , fully lit tennis court, enormous eat in kitchen, seven fire places and much, much more.

"Ranelagh" would also be the home on any ones wish list to have for themselves as their own private mansion.

• Library
• Full size billiard room
• Cellar
• Seven fireplaces
• Tennis Court Full Size Lit
• Security Gates
• Sheds
• Swimming Pool
• Six bedrooms

Price includes bed and breakfast business and inclusions.

Antique and period furnishings some by separate negotiation.

Land Size:33,000m (8.15 acres) (approx)

Contact: Peter Arantz for more information

Ranelagh Bed & Breakfast
Bourke St
North Dubbo

0408 636 111 (Peter)
www.ranelaghbandb.com.au

History

Ranelagh was built in 1875 for Joshua Gill who wanted to accommodate his large family of 10 children.

Gill owned the first general store in Dubbo, The Overland Store.

Ranelagh was built in a stately manner, which is unrivalled in Dubbo, even by today’s standards, to reflect Gill’s status as a prosperous local merchant.

Historic Ranelagh is a 650 square metre, single storey, double brick home situated on 8.15 acres opposite the Macquarie River.

Although it retains most of its original features Ranelagh was totally and sympathetically restored over a period of 3 years in consultation with a heritage architect to ensure authenticity and comfortable 20th century living was achieved.

The formal lounge features two black imported Italian marble fireplaces and enormous original local red cedar bi-fold doors.

The original ceilings, which are all up to 12 feet high (3.7m) are still in perfect condition, some featuring tongue and groove Australian timber and others intricate plasterwork with antique light fittings.

Until 2004 Ranelagh was used as a private home by owner Peter Arantz and is now open to discerning guests as luxurious 19th century style accommodation and is currently available for purchase.

 

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