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Building and landscaping industry operative Andrew Smith, from nearby Holgate, has emerged as the director of the purchasing company of the Patonga Beach Hotel on NSW’s Central Coast.
It was sold, five months after being listed with $10 million sale hopes. The land sale component totalled $7.35 million on its recent settlement.
Listed by the Osborne family, the Patonga Beach Hotel and the adjoining fish shop is set in the gully on the shores of Broken Bay at the mouth of the Hawkesbury River.
It is the only hotel in a 12-kilometre radius.
It is opposite the Patonga Beach ferry wharf, popular with day-trippers and visitors from the Central Coast.
<a href="https://rca.joneslanglasalle.com.au/property-hotel+leisure-nsw-patonga-501053471" target="_blank">Jones Lang LaSalle Hotel and Hospitality Group agent John Musca</a> had the 1,546 square metre hotel offering.
Since 2000 Andrew Smith has headed Scape Constructions that undertakes civil construction, commercial landscaping and building.
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Patonga Beach Hotel buyer emerges as Central Coast builder

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The Patonga Beach Hotel, across the water from Sydney's Palm Beach peninsula, has been listed for sale through Ray White Hotels Australia and Manenti Quinlan and Associates.
<div class="page" title="Page 1">The hotel, on 1540sqm has views across Patong Beach and Pittwater. </div>
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Gerry Quinlan from Manenti Quinlan said the hotel enjoys solid custom from local residents, as well as enviable weekend and holiday trade from tourists” he said.
“The Central Coast is enjoying strong tourism and population growth, and visiting watercraft activity.
“Like Bannisters at Mollymook, or the award winning Halcyon House on Cabarita Beach in Northern NSW, the opportunity to secure and then enhance the food, beverage and accommodation offering at the Patonga Beach Hotel, so as to attract greater patronage from both the Central Coast and Sydney, is simply huge."
Andrew Jolliffe and Joel Fisher of Ray White Hotels Australia and Gerry Quinlan of Manenti Quinlan &amp; Associates will run a four week international expression of interest campaign concluding Thursday 8 September 2016.
<a href="/expert-insights/investing/40328-patonga-beach-hotel-buyer-emerges" target="_blank">It last sold in 2014</a>.
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