Stirling Golf Course for sale with price guide of $3 million
Here’s one for the golfing fans – a prestigious Adelaide Hills golf course has hit the market, complete with function centre, accommodation and a lake.
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If you’ve ever dreamt of owning your own golf course, well, here’s your chance.
The Stirling Golf Course at Lot 53 Golflinks Rd, Stirling hit the market on Friday with a price guide of $3 million, and will be auctioned on March 31.
The sale includes an 18-hole golf course, a function centre, tourism accommodation, a manager’s house, extensive carparking, a 67,000kL water licence, bores and a lake.
According to Land Services SA, the property transferred from Kralingen Pty Ltd to G & J Williams Property in August for almost $2.917 million.
The links is leased to the Stirling Golf Club until August 2024, with a five-year option including a six-month redevelopment termination clause.
Dee-Anne Hunt and John Williams of Williams Real Estate are selling the golf course on behalf of Mr Williams’ brother’s company, and Mrs Hunt describes the sale as an amazing opportunity for a savvy buyer.
“The opportunities are so diverse – subject to council approval – and it’s almost mind-boggling to think what might happen there, and just as exciting to think somebody might continue it as it is,” she said.
“The zoning doesn’t allow it to be subdivided, but changing that hasn’t really been tested, and there are changes coming regarding zonings and that sort of thing, so we’re just giving everyone the information and then they can work out what they would like to do with it and look at the zoning.
“It might be for someone who has great memories of the club and wants to continue that legacy for them. It could be a great base for children’s sport in the Hills, or it could make a great equestrian complex. Subject to council approval, it could also make a great cellar door and tourism accommodation and there’s also been discussion about it being an aged-care facility – there are so many options, it just comes down to approvals.”
