45 King Street

Step into one of Scottsdale's longest-standing businesses the iconic Beehive Café a charming local institution that's been serving the community for over 60 years. With its recent two-year revamp, the café has held tight to its original character while embracing a rustic, warm and inviting style that locals and visitors alike love. Currently operating as a café and coffee shop with seating for around 30, the business has a strong and steady customer base. Between the café and the residence, you'll find a generous commercial kitchen fully equipped with everything you need to run a successful café, including stainless steel benches, new ovens, cookers, whitegoods, cutlery and crockery all included in the sale. Behind the scenes, the vendors have lovingly transformed the rear of the building into a beautifully restored two-bedroom residence. With a brand-new bathroom, a spot ready for a kitchenette if desired, and a cosy lounge area, it's the perfect blend of work and lifestyle. There's even a separate storeroom providing plenty of space for both business needs and personal comfort. Beside the café sits a separate two-storey building a former office block with loads of potential. Upstairs includes two bedrooms and a bathroom (currently in need of a full renovation), while downstairs you'll find a lounge, kitchen and dining area with a laundry out the back. Whether you imagine converting this space into residential accommodation, an Airbnb, or even extending the café experience, the options are as wide as your imagination. Set on a generous parcel of land, there's scope to introduce a wine bar or extend the café into a vibrant outdoor space with alfresco seating making the most of Scottsdale's relaxed rural vibe. Whether you're a passionate foodie, a savvy investor, or someone dreaming of a lifestyle change, 45 King Street offers a rare chance to own your own piece of history with the flexibility to shape the future. Forget paying rent secure the building, the business, and the lifestyle all in one go in the thriving northeast hub of Tasmania.