1102/100 Belmore Street Ryde NSW 2112

When it comes to an attractive location with water views, parklands and high exposure, Bay One on Shepherds Bay is the ultimate venue.

Create a renowned hospitality venue utilising the easy access to ferries, buses and trains. Make a name for yourself!

Your customers will come from:
1. the daily walkers completing the Meadowbank Rhodes lap;
2. the lyric clad bike enthusiasts;
3. the young mothers utilising the playground opposite 100 Belmore Street;
4. the newly-weds that have their wedding photographs taken at Ryde Wharf and Anderson Park;
5. the fortnightly Ryde Wharf Markets;
6. the residents in the surrounding by high rise apartments;
7. office workers;
8. tradies working on the current development sites;
9. Special occasions:
10. Business meetings/training.

The Shepherds Bay/Meadowbank precinct contains approximately 3,000 units.

VENUE FACILITIES
The property has dual street access from Belmore Street and Parsonage Street.
The venue has casual terrace outdoors entertaining areas, covered entertaining area, intimate dining room and open plan dining.

The galley style kitchen has a walk-in cool room.

You are greeted at the main entry with a reception and cocktail bar area.

Other features:
1. Grease trap
2. Air conditioning
3. Hotwater service
4. Fire sprinklers
5. Exhaust system
6. Male and female bathrooms
7. Plenty of storage

"If you build it, they will come!" WP Kinsella or more recently Kevin Costner from "Field of dreams".

"Whatever you do, do it well. Do it so well that when people see you do it they will want to come back and see do it again and they will want to bring others and show them how well you do what you do." Walt Disney

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