Positioned in the centre of one of Tasmania's most recognisable coastal destinations, 8 Church Street presents an exciting opportunity to secure an established accommodation business with an additional commercial component and a strong history of operation.
Known as Ellie's Cottages, the property has been thoughtfully maintained and continually improved by its current owners, who have proudly operated the accommodation business for 21 years, offering two private accommodation cottages alongside a charming street-front shop. With an established reputation, strong visitor appeal and a location that places guests within easy walking distance of Stanley's attractions, dining and coastline, this is an opportunity to step into a business that is ready to continue operating from day one. The property features the following:
- Two privately positioned, self-contained accommodation cottages located towards the rear of the property, providing guests with a peaceful and private retreat away from the street
- Ellie's Spa Cottage features a private hydrotherapy spa, a new porch at the entrance and a brand-new reverse cycle heat pump
- Ellie's Studio Cottage offers comfortable accommodation with a new redi-light feature, refreshed interiors and a recently repainted living space
- Both cottages have been fitted with new Sealy Posturepedic pillow-top mattresses, ensuring a high level of comfort for guests
- New Smart TVs have been installed in both cottages, with Wi-Fi coverage extending across both accommodation units and the shopfront
- A generous off-street parking area provides dedicated guest parking, with the carpark recently resurfaced
- A welcoming outdoor entertaining area captures lovely views across the township and provides an ideal setting for a morning coffee, barbecue or evening spent taking in the surrounds
- Attractive heritage character combines with modern updates, creating accommodation that feels both distinctive and comfortable
- Solid double-brick construction with a fire wall separating sections, providing additional peace of mind and noise separation
- Fully renovated and exceptionally well maintained, with the current owners continuing to invest in improvements
- A front-facing commercial shop provides an additional income stream
- The prominent shopfront benefits from strong pedestrian activity generated by Stanley's thriving tourism industry and central location
- Extensive storage and operational facilities are located separately from the guest accommodation, including a private laundry and cleaning/storage area
- The rear storage shed has been substantially upgraded with a new iron roof, new roller door, internal lining and additional storage cupboards
- Substantial rear space provides the potential to explore further development, including an additional cottage, subject to council approval
- Offered on a Walk-In Walk-Out basis, providing an opportunity to continue the established operation with furnishings, equipment and business infrastructure included
- Positioned in the heart of Stanley, with guests able to walk to the town's cafes, restaurants, galleries, local shops and waterfront
- The iconic Stanley Nut forms the backdrop to the township, while nearby beaches and coastal walks showcase the natural beauty that draws visitors to the region
- Stanley's position on Tasmania's far North West Coast makes it a highly regarded destination for both overnight visitors and holidaymakers exploring the Tarkine and wider Circular Head region
- With its combination of tourism, heritage, natural attractions and a tightly held village atmosphere, Stanley continues to appeal to visitors seeking an authentic Tasmanian coastal experience
Additional Information:
Year Built: 1850
Building Size: 121m2 (approx.)
Land Size: 470m2 (approx.)
Council Rates: $3,000 p/a (approx.)
Water Rates: $530 p/q (approx.)
One Agency Circular Head has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.
