A Landmark Bathurst Estate Ready for Revival

Leading national brokerage agency, HTL Property, is pleased to announce its exclusive appointment to manage the sale of Logan Brae, one of Bathurst’s most significant and tightly held landholdings.

Following a recent subdivision, the offering now comprises the Logan Brae parcel, a circa 2.3-hectare freehold site* anchored by one of the city’s most prominent historic built forms. The property is centred around the original Italianate convent complex dating to the 1870s, together with the chapel and ancillary improvements, presenting a rare opportunity to acquire a self-contained heritage asset of scale with vacant possession.

“Logan Brae is the type of asset that surfaces once in a generation,” said HTL Property’s Paddy Dalton. “It’s not simply the size of the landholding, but the prominence of the site and the integrity of the original built form that set it apart.”

The Logan Brae parcel is zoned R1 General Residential and benefits from its immediate proximity to Bathurst’s Health and Education Precinct, including Bathurst Base Hospital and Charles Sturt University. This strategic positioning supports a range of adaptive reuse outcomes, including boutique accommodation, wellness, medical-adjacent lodging and community-focused uses (STCA), while preserving the site’s heritage significance.

Key attributes of the Logan Brae offering include:

•A substantial 2.3ha* freehold landholding, located just minutes to the Bathurst CBD
•A landmark heritage building of local and regional significance
•R1 zoning offering flexibility for adaptive reuse outcomes (STCA)
•Exposure to a city benefitting from sustained population growth, infrastructure investment and housing undersupply

Bathurst continues to assert itself as one of regional New South Wales’ most resilient and diversified centres, supported by major investment across healthcare, education, transport and housing. The recently announced $200 million Bathurst Hospital redevelopment, alongside broader regional master planning initiatives, further reinforces the city’s long-term growth credentials.

“Bathurst has quietly matured into a regional powerhouse. Logan Brae offers incoming capital the opportunity to participate in that trajectory through an asset that carries both historical weight and genuine future relevance,” concluded Ben Kennedy.

Logan Brae, Bathurst, is being offered for sale via an Expression of Interest campaign closing at 4:00pm (AEST) on Wednesday, 11 March 2026 (unless sold prior).
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*Approx.