Boutique hotel The Brunswick hits the market

And now, The Brunswick boutique hotel is looking for its new owners, hitting the market as a freehold going concern.

Reopening in 2020 as an adults-only retreat, The Brunswick had undergone an extensive transformation to turn it into the “perfect relaxed coastal hideaway to rest and rejuvenate”, its website reads.

The hotel features 18 guest suites surrounding a resort-style swimming pool and deck, a guest lounge, a dedicated spa treatment room and a conference room.

Occupying 2478 square metres with dual street frontage, The Brunswick is just moments away from the Brunswick River and the village’s cafes, restaurants and attractions.

The property also benefits from development approval and design concepts prepared by Brisbane-based architecture practice Richards & Spence for five additional guest rooms, a restaurant and bar, a new swimming pool, and expanded parking.

“The Brunswick is a true standout in the region, offering a boutique hotel with proven performance, strong brand equity, and a loyal following of guests seeking premium, adults-only coastal escapes,” says CBRE Hotels director Hayley Manvell.

“The asset is ideally positioned to capitalise on the sustained demand for accommodation in Brunswick Heads with a scarcity of competition in the area, and has demonstrated consistent financial performance over many years, supported by a stable annual occupancy of around 70 per cent and premium nightly rates.

“Underpinned by an unimproved land value of $3.58 million, the property combines strong underlying land value with consistent income and future upside potential.”

Co-owner Kylie Anning says the property has “always had something special”.

“It’s part of a town that still feels untouched, where people can slow down and connect with the coast in a genuine way,” she says.

“Our vision was to take that natural beauty and layer it with thoughtful design, the kind that Richards & Spence do so well.”