Besieged fund manager moves another asset

The Wagga Wagga asset has 45 rooms over three levels.

Elanor Investors Group (ENN) has moved another asset from its Hotel Accommodation Fund (EHAF).

The besieged fund manager is banking $8.75 million for the Mantra Pavilion – Wagga Wagga.

Developed in the 1980s but recently refurbished – the three level property, 22-30 Kincaid Street, contains 45 suites (were some rooms not amalgamated for larger ones, it would accommodate 60, ENN said).

There is also a ground floor restaurant with private dining room, conference facilities and bar.

Mantra, an Accor brand, is committed until 2043.

The buyer is a local private investor.

HTL Property’s Andrew Jackson was the agent (story continues below).

The Mantra Pavilion – Wagga Wagga restaurant.

Deadline looms

ENN paid $8.3m for the Wagga Wagga property in 2016.

The disposal comes two months since we reported the NRL acquired the Ibis Styles in Port Macquarie from EHAF for $15.5m.

The group is also seeking to raise some $160m selling Adelaide’s Mayfair Hotel, which could reap $90m, and Peppers Cradle Mountain.

Elanor, which went into voluntary administration last August, struck a refinancing deal last November, but needs to repay some of its speculated $125m debt by a deadline – March 19 – before it can re-trade.

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Marc Pallisco

A former property analyst and print journalist, Marc is the publisher of realestatesource.com.au.