2886 Wollombi Road, Wollombi.

A golden opportunity for community-minded entrepreneurs, the Wollombi General Store is a landmark building and an iconic social hub in the historic village of Wollombi. With a central location in the heart of the village, this beloved building currently operates as a general store that sells an interesting selection of gifts and local produce, with a café that offers dine-in or takeaway options, as well as a gelato bar, a theatre, north-facing gardens, and an art gallery showcasing work from local artists. Built in the 1850s and rich with history and charm, the building has been beautifully maintained and offers incredible opportunity. A viable walk-in-walk-out business as it is, with DA-approval for a 40-seat restaurant with on site accommodation, or the potential to develop your own creative vision for boutique retail or event space. This popular tourist location attracts crowds every weekend, and is situated an hour from Wahroonga, being the gateway to the Lower Hunter Valley, and just minutes to wineries and wedding venues. - Iconic Wollombi heritage building fronted by a wide picturesque verandah - A thriving business in the heart of the village, with bustling weekend trade - Café serviced by a superbly appointed kitchen offering dine-in and takeaway options - Indoor restaurant flowing into protected alfresco dining with bar facilities - Harp of Erin Theatre with stage offers provision for live entertainment - Gelato and sorbet bar with local produce and grocery conveniences - Currently operating as BYO but potential for full-licensed bar/restaurant - Beautifully tended north-facing gardens, on-site amenities, offices and store rooms - Post Office services available, Origin Gas Distributor for the region - DA approval for a 40-seat restaurant, existing kitchen, storeroom & living quarters - Option to convert into two retail shops and/or office space, on site car parking - Popular tourist destination an 70-minute drive to Sydney’s North Shore - An idyllic stopover for those visiting the Hunter Valley region