Historic 1876 church in NSW sold as tourist accommodation business
A Presbyterian church in Jamberoo opened in 1876. It is now for sale as a heritage-listed property.
St Stephen's Presbyterian Church in Jamberoo, NSW was built in 1876. The church is now for sale as a heritage-protected property.
The stone building is no longer used as a church. The stone building is now used for tourist accommodation and corporate events.
It still has the original timber pulpit, bell tower, and cedar wood details. The property covers about one acre.
It has a fenced garden, parking, and a rear entrance from another street. An original cemetery with graves from 1859 is on the western boundary.
The guide price is $1.75 million to $1.9 million. The property was last sold in 2009 for $580,000.
- 1876
- Opened
- 1.75 to 1.9 million dollars
- Guide price
- 2009 for 580,000 dollars
- Previously sold
- 1859
- Cemetery dates to
Why it mattersHistoric properties let buyers preserve cultural heritage while earning money through accommodation and events. This combines conservation with business opportunity.
AustraliaFor regional NSW property buyers and heritage enthusiasts, the listing showcases how Queensland's historic buildings can be adapted for modern use without losing their character.
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