位于澳大利亚新南威尔士州Nundle镇Jenkins街89号的Peel Inn Hotel酒店日前被挂牌出售，这是该酒店自1860年建成以来的第一次易主。[1]这家酒吧的传奇历史与一场赌注有关：传说业主曾在一场扑克牌赛中将酒店押注输给了John Schofield，此后这家店便一直由Schofield家族掌控至今。[1]
Schofield家族的后代因酒吧投资需求上升而做出售出决定。[1]这家酒店设施完善，占地面积2128平方米，设有12间客房、公共酒吧、餐厅、厨房、啤酒花园和博彩机。[1]2026年该酒店营收达278万澳元。[1]现任业主Robert在该酒吧工作超过60年后准备退休。[1]根据市场评估，类似酒吧的售价通常在500万至600万澳元之间。[1]
The Peel Inn Hotel in Nundle, New South Wales, has been listed for sale, marking the first change of ownership in 165 years.[1] Built in 1860 by William McIlveen, the pub's ownership passed to John Schofield following a legendary poker game in which the previous proprietor wagered and lost the establishment.[1] The Schofield family has retained ownership ever since, until now.
The current owners have decided to sell amid rising investment interest in regional pubs.[1] Robert, a member of the Schofield family who has worked at the bar for more than 60 years, is preparing for retirement.[1] The hotel generated revenue of AUD 2.78 million in 2026.[1] Located at 89 Jenkins Street, the 2,128-square-metre property includes 12 guest rooms, a public bar, restaurant, kitchen, beer garden, and gaming machines.[1] Similar hospitality venues in the region are commanding prices between AUD 5 million and AUD 6 million.[1]