Positioned in the very heart of the heritage-listed Central Tilba Village, this remarkable circa 1897 property presents a truly unique opportunity to secure a piece of South Coast history in one of NSW’s most beloved tourist destinations.
Located at No. 1 Bate Street, the property sits on a generous 847m² block and is home to the iconic “Sweet Water Tilba Saloon & Retro”, a well-established and character-filled business that perfectly complements the village’s historic charm. (The businesses are not for sale with the building).
Offering immediate income security, the premises is leased to an existing tenant on a 3-year lease, returning $800 per week plus outgoings, making this an appealing proposition for investors seeking both stability and long-term capital growth.
Key Features:
Heritage-listed building dating back to c.1897
Prime, central position within Central Tilba Village
847m² parcel in a tightly held location
Secure investment with 3-year lease in place
Rental return of $800 per week + 50% outgoings
Beautifully preserved 19th-century village setting
Strong exposure in a highly popular tourist destination
Central Tilba is celebrated for its charming atmosphere, local produce, and cultural significance, attracting visitors year-round who come to experience a place where history, community, and natural beauty blend seamlessly.
This is more than a property — it’s an opportunity to own a landmark holding in a location where opportunities are exceptionally rare.
Heritage. Income. Location.
Enquire today to secure this timeless Central Tilba offering.
#There is a current DA passed for building a commercial kitchen, and there is potential for further development (subject to Council) on the land to the rear of the block.
# Please note that this property may be subject to GST and buyers are advised to seek further information from a legal and taxation specialist.
We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.
