23-25 Tumut Street, South Gundagai NSW 2722
23-25 Tumut Street, South Gundagai NSW 2722
1860s riverfront inn | 6 bed, 5 bath, function centre | 6,070 sqm site | Low-density river village | Hospitality or lifestyle buyer
The competitive strength is found in the rarity of a circa 1860s riverside inn with six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a fully licensed function space capable of hosting around eighty guests. The property is situated on a generous 6,070 square metre site in a low-density, stable street, where conventional houses are far smaller and younger. That combination of historic character, commercial flexibility, and river adjacency is rarely seen. The house is best suited to a buyer seeking dual-income potential from short-stay accommodation and event hire, or a private buyer who wants extensive space for multigenerational living with a home-based business.
Value may be influenced by the ongoing maintenance and compliance demands of a heritage-era building adapted for hospitality use, as well as the condition of the recent renovation. The large landholding and river frontage could support further enhancements, but the specialised layout might limit appeal to conventional families. Rental income potential from the accommodation and function space could underpin the purchase, though market depth for this property type is considered shallow.
>> Comparable Sales: 23 Tumut Street, 2005, $396k | Property Price Band: $600k-$700k | Value Drivers: renovation condition, land size, riverfront position
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 23-25 Tumut Street, South Gundagai NSW 2722
Checks found:
Value Risk
✓
Liquidity Risk
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Planning Risk
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1
Income Risk
✓
Execution Risk
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Market Insight
South Gundagai, 375km southwest of Sydney, is part of the historic Gundagai area. Demand is driven by families and labourers-median age 45, 70% family households-against undersupplied stock, with no new residential projects since 2023 and rental listings down 28.6%. The median house price is $387,000, but annual growth is -18.1% on 12 sales, while the broader Gundagai market shows a 5.1% quarterly rise to $515,000 and 11.9% rental growth to $470 per week. Infrastructure investment totalling $620.6 million supports future demand, though affordability is stretched by incomes 10.8% below regional NSW average and limited new supply.