Motel development potential! – commercial land and buildings for sale Franz Josef NZ
Motel development potential in one of New Zealand’s most popular and beautiful tourist destinations Franz Josef a small town in the West Coast of the South Island, New Zealand – plans and specifications being available with purchase price!
The location and size of this land is ideal for a motel development. Plans and specifications for a proposed 23 room motel development are available to a purchaser.
The existing building on the property would provide good reception for any new motel, as well as ideal accommodation for an owner or manager.
Franz Josef and the Glacier region continue to be one of New Zealand’s most popular tourist destinations.
The vendors are motivated to sell and will consider offers around $1.5m + GST (if any)
The existing building on the property consists of two floors with total floor area of 355m2 and is ideal for a variety of purposes (Restaurants, Cafe/Bar, Tourism etc). Currently an Indian Restaurant occupies most of the ground floor.There is also another office not currently used.The top floor consists of five rooms, two bathrooms, toilet and kitchen.
The total land area of 3771m2 provides ample opportunity to develop the property further with plans for a 23 room motel complex being available with the purchase price.
We invite you to view comprehensive property listing details of this freehold going concern for sale
Phil Agent – Business Broker - Tourism Properties.com – South Island Branch, New Zealand 0800 744 572 or 027 678 1077
Phil welcomes all persons to contact him for a chat about this freehold going concern sale.
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Chrissy has an extensive background in the Tourism Industry and has owned and operated a range of hospitality businesses throughout New Zealand and has developed an extensive network within the industry.
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