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Motel Business For Sale
Portobello, Dunedin New Zealand
A Boutique Motel in the heart of the Otago Peninsula Portobello Motel is ideally positioned for local and international tourists who are visiting the Royal Albatross colony at Taiaroa Heads. This is the only mainland breeding colony in the world for these majestic birds and there is steady stream of bird lovers seeking local accommodation. The Otago Peninsula is also renowned for its other tourist destinations - Larnach Castle and Penguin Place, home of the Yellow-eyed Penguin Conservation Reserve. And scenic Portobello Village with shop, licensed restaurant and hotel are all within walking distance of the motel. 
Views over Portobello to the Otago Harbour from Studio Units
Portobello Motel is only a 20-minute drive from Dunedin City at the head of Otago Harbour. Dunedin is a sought-after destination for those visiting the University, attending Conferences, doing business, hospital stays, playing sports or just sightseeing. Portobello Motel was purpose built in 2003 to provide accommodation for the many visitors to the Otago Peninsula. Their busy season runs from October to May with lesser numbers during winter, allowing the owners to take a break and do their own travel. This near-new motel has been widely promoted and occupancy continues to grow. It would ideally suit a husband and wife team who are looking for a home and income in a beautiful part of New Zealand. The business would also suit a single owner as there are trained local staff to assist. In either case, Portobello Motel is ideally placed to grow financially as tourism in the area continues to grow. Purpose-built motel units for Free Independent Travellers and family groups The Portobello "Boutique Motel" complex consists of: - 4 x Studio Units sleeping 2 persons
- 2 x One-bedroom units sleeping up to 4 people (using a fold down double bed in the lounge)
- 2 x Two-bedroom units sleeping up to 6 people (using a fold down double bed in the lounge)
Studio Unit with king-size bed
Access Unit - one unit has a bedroom and bathroom that is suitable for a wheel chair. The bedroom is spacious to assist easy movement and the unit can sleep up to 4 people using a fold down double bed in the lounge. The motel units have been built to provide as much privacy as possible for guests. The Two-bedroom units have been designed so that both bedrooms have a direct access to the bathroom. All units have been built to maximise the sun and the views over-looking the Otago Harbour. 
Portobello Motel has studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom units
Each unit has a kitchen with full cooking and tea/coffee making facilities including bench-top hot plates, microwave oven, refrigerator, toaster, and crockery and cutlery. Beds are a mix of king (4), queen (4) and single (4) sizes with duvet covers and electric blankets. Bathrooms have a shower, hair dryer and vanity, heated mirror and heated towel rails. 
Each unit has a fully self-contained kitchen
Units are all very spacious, each with its own distinctive decor and always inviting. They are furnished with lounge chairs, dining table and chairs, electric heater, television, clock radio and Internet connections. Guest services - Continental breakfast available
- Laundry and ironing facilities available
- Cot and high chair are available
Location Portobello Motel is located at 10 Harrington Point Road, the main road from Dunedin to Taiaroa Heads, the heart of the Otago Peninsula. The motel, however, is located above and at a distance from the main road to take advantage of the views and the quiet and peaceful neighbourhood. The property (4000 square metres) comprises motel units and a separate Owner-Manager house. The motel units are constructed on concrete floors with plaster cladding, an iron roof and painted plasterboard interior walls. There is a Laundry building with storage space, a staff toilet, and kitchen facilities for staff. The Owner-Manager house was built in the early 1970’s and comprises a very spacious and warm brick house with sun and views of the Otago Harbour from all of the main rooms. There is a large separate kitchen, which goes through to a large living area. There are two large double bedrooms and a good-sized bathroom. The house is quite private from the motel. The office is part of the house but does not encroach on your privacy. The Motel grounds are relatively easy to maintain with native plants to attract birds and climbing roses and flowers. A new 35-year lease is available, terms on application. Day to day management at Portobello Motel Business Hours:
Monday to Sunday - normal motel hours. Staff:
Portobello Motel is operated by the family with assistance from two casual staff. If required, the present owner is available to assist the new owner, terms by arrangement. Assets:
A complete list of all lessee fittings and chattels is available to interested buyers. Operating Manuals:
The business sale will include an Operations Manual for the running of the Motel. Promotion and Advertising:
Portobello Motel advertises via a prominent road sign on Harrington Point Road and through listings in Telecom Yellow Pages, Travel Guide Books (AA and Jasons), the Otago Peninsula Visitor Guide, and in the local A to Z Guide. The business Web site http://www.portobellomotels.com generates a lot of Internet inquiries and accommodation bookings. Best promotion comes from the many satisfied guests who have enjoyed their stay. Call Christine or Sam on +64 3 478 0878 Portobello, the Otago Peninsula and Dunedin The Otago Harbour is formed by the 30 km long Otago Peninsula. The peninsular is steep and rugged on the Pacific side and warm, sunny and sheltered on the harbour side with a unique microclimate. Portobello Village is 20 km from Dunedin City, on the warm harbour-side, half way out along the Otago Peninsula. Portobello Village is famous for the "1908 Café" licensed restaurant, historic Portobello Hotel and scenic views over Latham Bay. There is also a general store with takeaway food, a Coffee Shop and an Art Gallery. Dunedin, the wildlife capital of New Zealand, is home to the endangered Yellow Eyed Penguin, as well as home to Little Blue Penguins, Stewart Island Shags, seals, Hooker Sea Lions and the occasional Sea Elephant. There are numerous walkways with breathtaking views and sheer cliff faces like "The Chasm" and "Lovers Leap". Other visitor attractions include Monarch Wildlife Cruises, Elm Wildlife Tours, Nature's Wonders, and Sam's Peninsula Off Road Tours. Dunedin has a population of around 120,000 and is the main commercial centre for Otago Province. Dunedin is a university town (28,000 students) with a thriving mixed economy. Dunedin is famous for its Victorian and Edwardian buildings including the massive stone Dunedin Railway Station, the University of Otago clock-tower building, Otago Boys' High School, the First Church and the Dominican Priory. For more information about the Dunedin area, click on these links: http://www.cityofdunedin.com/cover.htm
http://www.visit-dunedin.co.nz/
http://www.dunedinnz.com/tourism
http://www.otago.ac.nz/
http://www.dnairport.co.nz/
http://www.seenindunedin.co.nz/
http://www.otagomuseum.govt.nz/
http://www.olveston.co.nz/
http://www.otagopolytechnic.ac.nz/ |
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