This property, consisting of the mid 1870's (former) Cape Broom Hotel and hexagonal Dairy buildings along with a modern dwelling, represents a once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase a slice of Central Otago's heritage. The Hotel (approximately 190 m2) and dairy (approximately 30 m2) which is only one of three still standing in New Zealand, provided a service for the local community, as well as a changing station for horses enroute from Lawrence to Alexandra in the gold rush era. In the early 1900's all but the stone walls of the Hotel were destroyed by fire. The gutted building was firstly converted to a packing shed and later into a shearing shed. The Fruitlands area is rapidly changing and this could be a prime opportunity for the next owners to develop/restore these lovely old buildings. As well as the historic buildings there is a modern home situated in park-like surroundings. The home consists of open plan living, dining and executive kitchen with scullery. This room has argon filled double glazing and has a bright and inviting feel with a glass sliding wall leading to an outdoor living space. The master suite has a large roomy bedroom with ensuite, walk-in-wardrobe along with a separate TV/sitting area. This whole space is heated with underfloor heating, a Warmington woodburner and Warmington open fire. The guest wing, which is currently being operated as a Bed and Breakfast, has two ensuited bedrooms and a lounge area for guests to relax in. Established gardens and grounds complement this amazing property, but there is still more scope for new owners to make their mark. In addition there is a double garage, carport and workshop, providing plenty of space for extra vehicles and storage. Come and view this unique property which is steeped in history, you will not be disappointed.