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The Guildford General Store: A Destination Venue with more than a Century of Soul
Guildford, Mount Alexander
· 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
Guildford, Mount Alexander · 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
Some buildings simply refuse to be ordinary. The Guildford General Store is one of those places where floorboards hold over a century of stories, where fresh coffee mingles with woodsmoke from the pizza oven, where live music drifts across the courtyard on a warm summer evening, and strangers become friends over a long, unhurried lunch. This is a chance to become the custodian of one of Central Victoria's most cherished community landmarks and take it somewhere extraordinary. For the passionate foodie, the hospitality visionary, or the tree-changer who has always dreamed of a destination venue with genuine soul, this is waiting for you, only 90 minutes from Melbourne. A Little History Originally the Commercial Hotel, circa 1865, this grand double-brick building was raised on the high side of the Loddon River to feed and shelter the region's gold rush populace, at a time when the Mount Alexander alluvial goldfields were among the richest in the world. In 1916, it found its next calling
Some buildings simply refuse to be ordinary. The Guildford General Store is one of those places where floorboards hold over a century of stories, where fresh coffee mingles with woodsmoke from the pizza oven, where live music drifts across the courtyard on a warm summer evening, and strangers become friends over a long, unhurried lunch. This is a chance to become the custodian of one of Central Victoria's most cherished community landmarks and take it somewhere extraordinary. For the passionate foodie, the hospitality visionary, or the tree-changer who has always dreamed of a destination venue with genuine soul, this is waiting for you, only 90 minutes from Melbourne. A Little History Originally the Commercial Hotel, circa 1865, this grand double-brick building was raised on the high side of the Loddon River to feed and shelter the region's gold rush populace, at a time when the Mount Alexander alluvial goldfields were among the richest in the world. In 1916, it found its next calling
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