The bustling and active village of Krambach has seen lots of changes and growth over the last year; investment and renovations are taking place in the town at a rapid pace.A very unique opportunity has come to the market with the famous Krambach Café now for sale. A lovely private home with stunning mountain views and a lovely tiered garden is part of the package this property has to offer.After many years offering coffee and beautiful scones to locals and travellers, the current owner has decided to pass on the "baton".The property has easy access to the rear garden area with vehicular access past the single, lock up garage. The solid block and hardiplank construction gives an amazingly quiet home to relax and enjoy. The café adjoins the home and can be continued or made to extend the home. The tiled covered verandah area at the back of the property cries out for slow coffees and brekkies in the morning or chilled wine in the afternoon.Old world charm with modern construction has come together to give the four bedroom home a great feel.The kitchen is well-appointed and has, of course, an amazing view of Krambach mountains. A new fire box has been installed adding a cosy warmth to the home in those wintery nights. There is also reverse-cycle air conditioning throughout for summer and winter. The dining and lounge areas are well-sized as are the bedrooms.There is a paved area to the rear with a bedroom and extra spare room for overflow guests. An opportunity to create your own lifestyle in country Krambach.An easy drive to the Pacific Highway and Nabiac, or Newcastle being just over an hour south.Stunning Forster lakes and beaches await with a short 30 minute drive. Beautiful Gloucester and Barrington Tops is a relaxed 45 minute drive with national parks walking opportunities galore. The business purchase can be discussed with owner, if required.Contact Steve Attkins on 0488 788 169 for your private inspection.Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from relevant third party sources. We cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must rely solely on their own enquiries.
A modest, small‑town mixed‑use building with a colourful cafe false‑front and covered verandah that gives it local character. Not architect‑designed or historically significant in a broader sense — its value is primarily vernacular and community/placemaking rather than architectural innovation.
Key Architectural Features
main-street cafe frontage / false-front signagecovered verandah with decorative timber bracketsmixed-use arrangement (cafe + residence)raised verandah/balcony with rural viewswood-burning stovetiled interior floorssingle garagelarge 1,243 m² lot / village setting
