110 - 112 Church Street, Mudgee NSW 2850

Rarely does as a property of this this scale and quality come to market in Mudgee's CBD. 'The Terraces' combines timeless appeal with strong income performance. Featuring six beautifully renovated one- and two-bedroom units, currently operating as a proven short-stay accommodation business, attracting both leisure and corporate guests. With Mudgee's tourism sector booming and accommodation supply limited, this is a blue-chip investment offering multiple income streams and long-term capital growth. - Six boutique one- and two-bedroom self contained residential units - Classic Circa late 1800's double terrace facade a landmark in Mudgee's town centre - Strong short-term accommodation performance with potential for long term letting or upside through strata subdivision STCA - Prominent 1,214sqm site with dual access and off-street parking within easy walking distance of Mudgee's cafe's, boutique stores and restaurants - Meticulously upgraded with quality finishes throughout - Surrounded by over 60 vineyards and 35 cellar doors, with over 691,000 annual visitors to the region The Terraces were carefully chosen for their premium CBD location, historic facade, and potential to generate consistent income. Over the years, the owners have upgraded and maintained the property to the highest standard, ensuring strong short-term occupancy with repeat bookings. With Mudgee experiencing unprecedented growth, and demand for accommodation continuing to exceed supply, this property has been both a project of passion and a high-performing investment. Now, it offers its next custodian the same exceptional returns and future growth opportunities. For more information or to arrange an inspection contact Andrew Blackman on 0413 488 844 or Marnie Robbins on 0423 618 693. DISCLAIMER: The above information has been furnished to us by the Vendor. We have not verified whether or not that information is accurate and do not have any belief one way or another in its accuracy. We do not accept any responsibility to any person for its accuracy and do no more than pass it on. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.