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 88 Parkes Street, Burracoppin WA 6421 The Burra Pub �Circa 1926� Iconic Wheat Belt Landmark Prime Great Eastern Highway location midway between Perth and Kalgoorlie is the hard to miss Burracoppin Hotel. This grand old lady of the wheat belt sits in the centre of a thriving farming community with massive daily passing trade. Currently closed for business while undergoing a revamp to restore its hidden former glory.  The current owners use the Pub as their private residence enjoying an enviable lifestyle.  Full brick construction with features which include high ceilings, polished original jarrah flooring, a massive dining room, six bedrooms, 3 with French door access to wide upstairs verandah and the original, fully functional public bar has to be is the best husbands retreat you could hope for.  The Pub is sited on the corner of one of five quarter acre blocks totaling over 5000sqm so there is plenty of room for additional accommodation/expansion too. The current owners have already invested heavily in tie and money yet circumstance now forces a change of plans so sadly, this old dear must go.  Whilst still requiring some work to become licensed premises again, this can be achieved without heavy cost and so presents a perfect opportunity to get into the hotel business while enjoying that sought after a country lifestyle.  

 88 Parkes Street, Burracoppin WA 6421


The Burra Pub �Circa 1926�

Iconic Wheat Belt Landmark

Prime Great Eastern Highway location midway between Perth and Kalgoorlie is the hard to miss Burracoppin Hotel. This grand old lady of the wheat belt sits in the centre of a thriving farming community with massive daily passing trade. Currently closed for business while undergoing a revamp to restore its hidden former glory.
 The current owners use the Pub as their private residence enjoying an enviable lifestyle.
 Full brick construction with features which include high ceilings, polished original jarrah flooring, a massive dining room, six bedrooms, 3 with French door access to wide upstairs verandah and the original, fully functional public bar has to be is the best husbands retreat you could hope for.
 The Pub is sited on the corner of one of five quarter acre blocks totaling over 5000sqm so there is plenty of room for additional accommodation/expansion too. The current owners have already invested heavily in tie and money yet circumstance now forces a change of plans so sadly, this old dear must go.
 Whilst still requiring some work to become licensed premises again, this can be achieved without heavy cost and so presents a perfect opportunity to get into the hotel business while enjoying that sought after a country lifestyle.
 


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