With over four decades of dedicated service to the local community, the iconic Rotherham
Hotel, established in 1878, is now available for sale. Ideally situated on the State Highway 70
Scenic Route between Hanmer Springs and Kaikoura, it proudly stands as the central hub of
the buoyant Amuri dairy basin. This historic establishment seamlessly combines the warmth
of a traditional pub and the charm of styled accommodation, offering both hotel rooms and
meticulously designed self-contained accommodation.
Pub and Dining Experience:
Full Bar, Restaurant, and Takeaway offerings supporting the community and travellers
Generously proportioned formal dining room (seats up to 20).
Rustic hunting and fishing-themed main bar with own pool table
Attractive function suite with a separate entrance and toilet facilities (seats an additional 30 diners).
Restoration of the historic (1878) Old Stables (2015) now fully licensed
Multiple income sources from contractors, passing trade, campervanners, functions and a loyal local clientele.
Accommodation:
Four stylish guest bedrooms within the Hotel
Seven tidy double cabins ( including one ensuites).
Separate shower block, kitchen and laundry.
Beautifully landscaped lawned camping ground with power sites.
Private owner’s wing within the Hotel
Location:
Charming rural village of Rotherham.
Prime location on State Highway 70 Scenic Route.
Hub of the thriving Amuri dairy basin.
Approximately 300 residents in the wider district.
37km to the Hanmer Springs Alpine Resort.
Amenities include the Amuri Health Centre, local Rotherham School, Rotherham Store and Memorial Pools.
This unique property offers a prospering hospitality business and the chance to own a piece
of NZ local history. The charm of rural living combined with diverse revenue streams makes
this an exceptional opportunity for those seeking that elusive lifestyle change or exisiting hospitality professionals eyeing a new venture.
Seize the opportunity to own and shape the future of the Rotherham Hotel, a true gem in the
heart of rural North Canterbury.
