1536 Kerry Road Kerry QLD
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The Old Kerry Bridge Hotel
Step into a rare piece of local history where timeless character meets endless opportunity. Rich in history and peacefully nestled away in Kerry Valley, the iconic Old Kerry Bridge Hotel presents an extraordinary lifestyle opportunity unlike any other. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, the property invites you to restore, reimagine and create a truly special place that reflects your vision.
Located approximately 15 kilometres south of Beaudesert on 1.27 HA (3.14 acres*) this unique piece of local history was built in 1904 by J.T. (Tom) Dicks and officially opened in 1905.
A 1905 advertisement in the Beaudesert Herald described the newly completed hotel as offering quality accommodation for travellers, a welcoming meeting place for the local community, and a place to relax and unwind. The property also became a gathering point during the search and rescue efforts following the Stinson aircraft crash.
The hotel continued to serve the community until its closure in 1974. In the early 1980s, the historic building operated as a popular café known as the "Pub with No Beer", before transitioning into a private residence while retaining its original character, charm and rich history.
Key Features:
• Three bedrooms
• Two spacious living areas plus a charming parlour
• Two bathrooms
• Storeroom and original cold room
• Feature fireplace
• Front verandah and rear patio
• Double carport
• Bore and water tanks
• Established gardens providing a peaceful and private setting
An onsite auction will be held on the 22nd August 2026 at 3:00pm
With genuine prior offers to be given serious consideration.
*approximately
Located approximately 15 kilometres south of Beaudesert on 1.27 HA (3.14 acres*) this unique piece of local history was built in 1904 by J.T. (Tom) Dicks and officially opened in 1905.
A 1905 advertisement in the Beaudesert Herald described the newly completed hotel as offering quality accommodation for travellers, a welcoming meeting place for the local community, and a place to relax and unwind. The property also became a gathering point during the search and rescue efforts following the Stinson aircraft crash.
The hotel continued to serve the community until its closure in 1974. In the early 1980s, the historic building operated as a popular café known as the "Pub with No Beer", before transitioning into a private residence while retaining its original character, charm and rich history.
Key Features:
• Three bedrooms
• Two spacious living areas plus a charming parlour
• Two bathrooms
• Storeroom and original cold room
• Feature fireplace
• Front verandah and rear patio
• Double carport
• Bore and water tanks
• Established gardens providing a peaceful and private setting
An onsite auction will be held on the 22nd August 2026 at 3:00pm
With genuine prior offers to be given serious consideration.
*approximately
Features
- Living Area
- Balcony
- Fireplace(s)