Located on the most prominent corner in Hunter Valley Wine Country, these three sites are now available individually or in one line. Comprising three separate titles with a combined area of approximately 41.5 hectares, enjoying extensive frontage to both Broke Road and McDonalds Road.

The subdivision approval is now in place, with registration anticipated in the first quarter of 2026, allowing flexibility for staged acquisition, boundary realignment or future development.

Lot Details:
• Lot 101 – 10.81 hectares (26 acres)
• Lot 102 – 13.50 hectares (33 acres)
• Lot 103 – 17.15 hectares (42 acres)

Strategically located adjacent to some of the Hunter Valley’s most prominent cellar doors, estates and tourist attractions, the site sits squarely within the region’s primary tourism and events precinct.

Currently zoned RU4, the land supports a broad range of permissible uses including tourist accommodation, cellar doors, vineyards, wineries, function centres and events (all subject to council approval). Importantly, the site benefits from a historic development consent for tourist accommodation and associated facilities, adding a level of planning certainty.

The land has also been identified in the Hunter Regional Plan as a potential future SP3 Tourist zoning, which, if realised, is expected to further broaden permissible uses and enhance long-term development potential.

With three individual titles, the holding offers exceptional flexibility — allowing for the sale of one or two lots, boundary adjustments, or the delivery of a larger integrated tourism or hospitality project across all three parcels.

This is a rare opportunity to secure a substantial, well-located landholding in one of Australia’s most established and tightly held wine tourism destinations.