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Sax Bar, with its colonial facade and prime location in NSW’s Maitland, is up for sale at a price tag of $550,000.
Last traded for $275,000 in 2004, <a href="https://www.realcommercial.com.au/property-hotel+leisure-nsw-maitland-501671425" target="_blank">274 High Street</a> is a freehold offering.
It is close to cinemas, art gallery and only 20 minutes from Newcastle and Pokolbin. 
The double-level brick building’s front area has the main bar and seating, which is divided by a double-sided open fire place through then to another room, leading to a back courtyard. This parterre doubles the floor space and facilitates alfresco dining. The courtyard leads to Free Church Street.
The property has been restored fully.
The property is being marketed by Chris Henry of Hunter River Realty Group.
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Colonial retail offering at Maitland for $550,000

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Maitland’s Tony Cant Real Estate will join the real estate group, Starr Partners, and rebrand as Starr Partners Maitland from 1 March 2017.
Having established itself in the Maitland area over the past 40 years, Andrew Cant says the change will take Tony Cant Real Estate’s already thriving business to the next level, and clients and customers can rest assured the team will remain intact.
“The industry is changing, but so is how people are looking to buy and sell property.
The move to join Starr Partners means we can keep up with the industry and continue to excel in what we do,” says Andrew.
“Starr Partners was a natural choice.
"When Tony Cant Real Estate started, the internet didn’t exist.
"Forty-odd years later, it has become the single most important marketing tool for properties and for agents’ profiles, we can’t ignore it.
"It’s no longer just as simple as having a website and advertising a property online in the traditional way, marketing is quickly crossing over into social media and other online channels.
“Our staff will have access to referrals from other offices in the Starr Partners network in addition to high calibre training programs, technology and marketing materials.”
Starr Partners won REB’s 2016 award for boutique network of the year and CEO Douglas Driscoll won thought leader of the year.
Similarly, Tony Cant Real Estate has been the recipient of seven community choice awards for ‘Most Outstanding Real Estate Agency’ in the Hunter region.
“We are delighted to partner with Andrew and the team in extending Starr Partners’ award-winning service to the Hunter region,” says Starr Partners’ CEO Douglas Driscoll.
“The Tony Cant Real Estate team are of the highest pedigree, having a proven track record and many years of experience in the Maitland area.
“Currently, about 60 percent of enquiries are coming from Sydney, and as more and more people are priced out of the Sydney market, we will continue to see both investors and owner occupies looking to buy in our area and it’s not only price, rental returns in Maitland can be double what is being achieved in Sydney,” says Mr Cant.
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Established Maitland real estate agency to join forces with Starr Partners

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The historic Caroline Chisholm cottage in East Maitland, which remains the only remaining property directly linked to the pioneering social reformer, has been sold for $320,000.
The Heritage Council of NSW notes the Mill Street property is the only surviving building in NSW directly associated with Chisholm. 
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<div>The <a href="https://www.domain.com.au/3-mill-street-east-maitland-nsw-2323-2013950165">three-bedroom home</a> was built as two terraces between 1831 and 1835.</div>
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<div>It was rented by Chisholm in 1842 to be converted into one residence to house homeless immigrant women.</div>
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Chisholm, who was immortalised on the $5 note from 1967 to 1991, never lived in East Maitland.
The heritage-listed property with the original sandstone walls, original shingle roof under the iron roof and exposed beams in the lounge room later become Maitland's first hospital, and was known as the Maitland Benevolent Asylum.
It fetched $42,000 in 1994.
It last traded in 2010 for $256,500.
Tammy Allen, of Richardson &amp; Wrench East Maitland, had a price guide of $330,000 to $360,000.
 
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East Maitland's Caroline Chisholm trophy home sold

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Stockland has confirmed the imminent arrival of global, fashion retailer, H&amp;M to Stockland Green Hills, opening in the Maitland district in May.
The new 2,300 square metre store will be set over two levels, located within the centres new fashion mall.
The store will offer the full H&amp;M offering, with apparel, underwear and accessories for Men, Women, Kids and Baby as well as H&amp;M Home. 
John Schroder, Stockland Group Executive and CEO Commercial Property said the opening of H&amp;M will follow Stockland’s $414 million transformation of the shopping centre into the premier lifestyle, fashion, entertainment, health and dining destination for the region.
The grand opening of Stockland Green Hills on March 22 will also see the opening of Mecca Maxima, Seed, Decjuba, Tigerlily, Bonds, Harris Scarfe and first new format David Jones store in the Hunter - taking the centre to around 74,000 square metres.
H&amp;M at Stockland Green Hills will be Stockland’s fourth store for the portfolio, following the opening of H&amp;M’s Sydney flagship store at Glasshouse on Pitt Street Mall in 2015 and last year’s openings at Stockland Townsville and Stockland Rockhampton. 
H&amp;M now has 26 stores across Australia and more than 4,700 stores globally.
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A Maitland, South Australia mortgagee home has sold for $145,000. 
The property last sold for $155,800 in 2010.
The house spent two out of the last four years on the market.
Scott Bockmann of Ray White marketed the property.
Situated at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-sa-maitland-131659830" target="_blank">11 Viewbank Crescent</a>, the abode comprises three bedrooms, one bathroom and a two car garage.
Set on a 945 square metre block, the recently painted home is described in the listing as ideal for a first home buyer or retiree.
Built in 2008, the DA for the home and additional carport construction were valued at $89,000 and $9,500 respectively.
From 2015 to 2017, the home was listed with an asking price of $190,000 reduced to $175,000.
In this most recent campaign the house sought $165,000.
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