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Motel - Live In Forest Covered Mountains
Location New Zealand
Asking Price Range $500K - $1.0M
Gross Revenues $200000
Net Profit / Cash Flow $100000
Cash Flow Type EBITDA
Seller Finance Not Disclosed
Year Established 1970
Number of Employees 1 - 3
Inventory 60000
Relocatable No
Number of Employees 1 - 3
Real Estate Owned
Training Support and training offered
Reason for Sale Children need school
Description Arthur's Pass Alpine Motel set in the middle of a 1,143 km2 National Park.
Rated 4 out of 5 stars on Trip Advisor
Current owner has owned the motel for the last 8 years. Showing good returns and had the best ever figures in the last financial year. Current year also looking good.
The balance of a lifestyle and your own business. Hunt or Hike in bush covered mountains. Or just a 30 second walk takes you to the river track across the road, where you can walk the dog or take in some mountain scenery.
The motel is situated on two freehold sections (total area of 1181 square metres). The motel has 7 self contained units, office and a comfortable three and a half bedroom managers house with log burner and private yard.
All this nicely nestled amongst beech trees at the quiet, north end of the village. Three restaurant / bars are 10 minutes walk for anybody wanting to take advantage of the village hospitality.
The busy season is December through to the end of April. The motel is the favoured accommodation for winter road and rail workers, but there is room for marketing the winter season to skiing/hiking groups etc to ensure a good year round income.
The business is available for sale as a going concern. Walk in, walk out. The motel is surprisingly easy to run, and cleaning is usually no problem, as a regular team of travellers are keen to spend some time in Arthur's Pass and work for accommodation.
Arthur's Pass National Park is in the heart of the Southern Alps. Its high mountains with large scree slopes, steep gorges and wide braided rivers, straddles the main divide - the 'back bone' of the South Island - between Canterbury and the West Coast. It's a park of contrasts, with dry beech/tawhai forest in the east, luxuriant rainforest on western slopes, and a historic highway and railway running through the middle.
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