10 pubs for sale in Australia right now
Ever dreamed of owning your own pub?
If you’ve finally reached that pinnacle moment in life, consider yourself spoiled for choice.
Across Australia, there are plenty of pubs on the market, with some 270 commercial properties popping up under the search term “pub”.
Whether you’re looking for a slick redevelopment investment, a tourist hotspot, or a property to renovate, take a look at this hand-picked selection before it’s too late.
The Prince Albert Hotel, Williamstown
The historic Prince Albert Hotel has hit the market with a December 12 auction date, offering buyers the chance to secure a substantial bayside Melbourne pub just moments from the Williamstown foreshore.
The double-storey building spans approximately 615 square metres. It includes multiple bar and dining areas, function spaces and a sizeable outdoor zone, along with five on-site car parks, which is a rarity for this tightly held pocket of Melbourne’s west.
Commercial Hotel, Woods Point
Nestled deep in Victoria’s High Country, the Commercial Hotel was built in the early 1940s. The legendary one-pub-town hotel sits on approximately 1994 square metres with a bonus 454-square-metre parcel of land across the road, offering endless potential for expansion. The hotel features a classic country bar, dining room, beer garden and 12 guest bedrooms, including five with en suites. It’s also clocked up many awards over the years, including Best Bush Pub 2024 and People’s Choice 2025.
Western Star Hotel, Windorah
A true outback pub with prime accommodation in the heart of Windorah is currently on the market, offering buyers a turnkey investment. The property sits on a 4046-square-metre plot and includes six hotel rooms, four motel rooms, four cabins, and a four-bedroom residence. This is in addition to the true-blue Aussie-style restaurant and bar, which is a go-to for locals and travellers seeking to refuel.
Located in Windorah, the last service town for over 380 kilometres, the Western Star Hotel is a vital stop for many before continuing their journey into the outback.
Larrikin Hotel, Bowen
You know you’re in for a good time with a pub named Larrikin Hotel! Located along the coast of Far North Queensland, the property sits midway between Mackay and Townsville in the town of Bowen. The 1690-square-metre site comprises a public bar, bistro and beer garden, gaming room, a manager’s residence and guest accommodation.
Laidley Hotel, Laidley
Encompassing the town’s only drive-through bottle shop/coffee stop, the historic Laidley Hotel also features 10 accommodation rooms and has been upgraded with a new roof and foundation. The pub is seeking an owner to bring it back to life and reopen its doors to the local community.
Greensborough Hotel, Greensborough
Hitting the market for the first time in over 30 years, the Greensborough Hotel in Victoria encompasses a significant landholding of 1360 square metres and has a prime position on Main Street. It features a public bar, gaming lounge, multiple function zones, a drive-through bottle shop and a recently refurbished bistro.
Caledonian Hotel, Singleton
This landmark hotel in the heart of the Hunter Valley hub of Singleton includes accommodation, gaming machines, a bottle shop, and function facilities. With a large customer catchment that includes local agriculture, mining, energy and tourism, the property also offers redevelopment opportunities (STCA) for its 2226-square-metre landholding.
Ettamogah Pub, Table Top
The iconic Ettamogah Pub has been listed for sale with a $50 million price tag through Savills, luring buyers who appreciate its quirky history.
Inspired by the cartoon sketches of former policeman Ken Maynard, the sale comprises the original pub, a souvenir shop, a function venue, camping grounds, and a museum set on a sprawling 4.81-hectare property.
Positioned beside the Hume Highway near Albury, the location benefits from strong interstate and tourist traffic.
“Its strong brand identity, unique architecture, and emotional connection with generations of Australians position it as a long-term strategic investment with potential for growth, diversification and legacy value,” the agency writes.
Malpass Hotel, Home Hill
Occupying a prime spot on the Bruce Highway in the middle of Home Hill, the Malpass Hotel has plenty of features for locals and passing trade. The property boasts a public bar, bistro, bottle shop and family-friendly beer garden and kids play area, along with recently renovated upstairs accommodation popular with those exploring the local Burdekin region.
Lindenow Pub, Lindenow
This regional icon is a lesson in laid-back country pubs. Locals flock to the public bar and games area for a chat before grabbing a feed in the bistro. For more formal or special occasions, the pub also offers four private dining rooms. There’s also a beer garden out back, along with on-site accommodation in a three-bedroom, one-bathroom residence. Currently tenanted on a long-term lease until 2031 with options, the property generates $74,269.95 per annum in rental income.
