OWN YOUR OWN BANK - PLUS A SLICE OF HISTORY On Realestate.com.au March 2012 listed for sale at $280,000.
Built in 1927 at Barmedman - originally the CBC Bank, which has since closure of business been converted to a magnificent 2 storey residence - must be seen to be appreciated. Some of the many features: GROUND FLOOR: has one large bedroom - fire place - original marble mantle - lounge room - 3 windows allowing lots of light - country style kitchen/dining room, walk in pantry - lots of cupboard space, through archway to a magnificent formal dining - family or games room - uses unlimited - also cleverly concealed strongroom 2.5m x 4m approx - laundry with shower recess & toilet. UPSTAIRS: a gracious wide easily accessible stairway brings us to the second level which presents with 3 large bedrooms - 2 with fireplaces - main bathroom recently renovated - shower - vanity - tastic lighs - toilet. The highlight being the beautiful views from the front & side balconies. All this plus undercover rear entertainment area, gardens - storage sheds and side entrance to this 1012sqm main street corner block.
BEAUFORT Vic
Neill Street, sold in 2009
2011 June: Unit 1/ 16 Havelock Street, Beaufort, Vic 3373 $199,000 including GST FROM THE OLD COMES THE NEW! From this fabulous one bedroom solid brick unit in the central business area you can walk to everything in Beaufort. Formerly the Masonic Lodge, the property has been fully developed and is absolutely brand new inside including plastering, appliances, carpets, tiling and painting. Comprising 10.22 squares of open plan living, the unit includes one spacious bedroom with large robes, ensuite bathroom, separate laundry and a beautiful galley kitchen which boasts a large electric cooker, rangehood, double sink and a dishwasher. With a great finish all over the home is serviced by a Daikin evaporative heating & cooling system. With no garden to look after, access is directly onto Havelock Street at the front and there is no need to drive from this super central location!
BERRY Bunyip Inn for sale June 2008 - Berry branch was opened in 1885 and at that time was known as Broughton Creek.
BOGGABRI 2009 June advertised by C.R. Ewing & Sons, Gunnedah: MAIN STREET FREEHOLD INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY - SHOP AND RESIDENCE $219,500 BOGGABRI This is a fantastic opportunity to purchase a well established main street Freehold property. Current tenant in place with long lease comprising of a very well run coffee shop. Included in the lease is a comfortable 3 bedroom residence, which has lounge, kitchen, bathroom. Tenants are signed up for another 3 1/2 years. Details of rental figures upon application. Three photos from realestate.com.au and sourced by Geoff Chapman. This was the first branch premises in Boggabri. The second more imposing branch was also for sale in 2008 for $469,000.
BRAIDWOOD
Studio Altenburg BUSINESS FOR SALE April 2011 104 Wallace Street, BRAIDWOOD NSW 2622 FOR SALE $295,000 +SAV
Altenburg Fine Art Gallery and Gift Shop Located in the centre of the town and operating successfully for 30 years, this gallery is well known for a high quality and eclectic range of fine art and gifts. The Gallery stages 8 solo exhibitions throughout the year, plus a summer group exhibition. The exhibitions change regularly every 4-5 weeks. There are confirmed bookings for exhibitions through to the end of 2012. The Gallery's Gift shop offers a wide variety of quality works, sourced from both local and international artists. The works include Moroccan hand woven kilms, rugs and carpets, Indian hand spun raw silk yarn, alpaca shawls from Peru and hand-crafted natural soaps from Provence. The business has well-established contacts, suppliers, systems and procedures and intellectual property set in place to enable immediate trading upon settlement. Full figures available plus long list of inclusions to bonafide enquiries only. NB: Business only for sale. Not building
BOMBALA For Sale $890,000 March 2019
The building housing the Heritage Guesthouse and Restaurant was originally built by the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney.
As well as housing the bank, the building provided a residence for the bank manager and his family. The National Australia Bank currently operates from the front of the building. The Heritage Guest house has 5 beautifully decorated rooms available as well as a lounge area and a restaurant. All have been tastefully adorned with artifacts from a time gone past giving guests a warm, homely feeling.
Proprietor Les Atkins has transformed this wonderful old building into a Guest house and Restaurant.
The Function Room and the Dining Room have been tastefully decorated with artefacts from a time gone past, most of which are from local areas.
The accommodation also reflects the beauty of the building and compliments the surrounds, giving a nice warm homely feeling.
Situated halfway between Sydney and Melbourne, halfway between the Sapphire Coast and the Snowy Mountains, The Heritage Guest House Bombala is the ideal place for a holiday that includes the best of all worlds.
2021 October Geoff Chapman advised: The ex CBC Bombala branch is listed for sale at $890K The Manager’s residence is utilised as a café/coffee shop and a B&B NAB continue to lease the banking chamber to conduct a branch
155-157 Maybe Street Bombala NSW 2632
Shop & Retail
740 m˛
For Sale, $890,000 (GST na)
Heritage Guesthouse and Restaurant
Located in a prominent position on the corner of Maybe Street and Caveat Street Bombala. We have listed one of the most highly renowned Bed & Breakfast and Restaurants in the Snowy Mountains District. It is an appealing investment as the National Australia Bank currently operates from the front of the building.
The building housing the Heritage Guesthouse and Restaurant was originally built by the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney.
As well as housing the bank, the building provided a residence for the bank manager and his family. Open since 1999 the Heritage Guest House Bombala has five tastefully decorated rooms available. All guest rooms are generous and feature high ceilings with some rooms enjoying
BUNGENDORE 2012 January advised by Geoff Chapman. 23 Molonglo Street, Bungendore, NSW 2621 House: 4 3 1 By Negotiation through Ray White, Braidwood. Landmark Residence With Plenty Of Opportunities
In 1969 the current owners happened upon 23 Molonglo Street for the first time and fell in love instantly with the old stone house and its rich history. They were enchanted with the atmosphere created by the stables, the cottage and the elm grove protecting the buildings as well as the very wild garden. They immediately started the renovation and restoration to restore both buildings and garden. The cedar doors, windows and fireplaces were stripped, sanded, waxed and brought back to life. Over the years the stables and cottage were converted to create two additional self-contained dwellings.
A charming feature of this unique home is that the building faces inwards around a courtyard overlooking the garden and there is a real sense of a calm oasis as you look out across the green lawn and into the now huge old elms. You feel as if you are far out in the country, but know that you can walk out the other door and get to the store and main street shops in two minutes.
This is a home with a rich, varied and long history, it was chosen as key location for the film 'Ned Kelly' staring Mick Jagger. There were some features of the house that had been especially changed for the film mainly the front two rooms, now bed rooms, that were part of the Euroa Bank scenes in the Richardson film shot in 1968. The home has had many uses - as a bank, blacksmiths, bicycle makers (the first bicycle made in Australia was constructed here), solicitor's, bakery, a stock and station store to name but a few uses. The building is very flexible and some of the rooms have changed uses as the current owner's children have grown up and left home.
Filled with character and charm the extended kitchen and dining rooms have been host to long winter dinners with family and friends by the great fire or pizza nights by the beautiful old oven. In summer, picnics in the garden and evening games of boules have been a constant source of fun and relaxation. It has always been a welcoming home.
The vegetable garden and orchard are a particular delight and working out in the back garden, across the creek, where you can see across to the Lake George escarpment in all its changing lights and colours as the seasons change.
There are many possible uses for this property (STCA). It has been the venue for memorable weddings, it would make an ideal B&B, even a gallery or home office - the opportunities are great. The property sits on two separate lots totalling just over an acre which also presents future development options.
Key features include: 1870's stone residence; 1850's stable converted to a 1 bedroom cottage; 1830's 1 bedroom cottage Bosch gas stove; Asea dishwasher Rinnai gas heaters; Jotul cast iron slow combustion fire Five open fireplaces Tree lined creek; Orchard; Veggie patches Established gardens
Now is your opportunity to come and fall in love with this enchanting piece of Bungendore's history. Properties like this do not come up very often and these words can't really do justice to the charm and beauty of "The Old Bank"
CAMPBELLTOWN 2011 March John Beer advised of upcoming sale.
CORAKI 2008 August Geoff Chapman advises: Following building restoration, and conversion to a restaurant/residence, the ex-branch premises have been advertised for sale at $695,000
COROWA 2011 December David Jobson advised: Passed in at Auction.
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