46 Bank Street Molong, NSW 2866

Welcome to one of the Central West's most significant heritage buildings, 46 Bank Street, the former CBC bank officially opened 1876, has been released to market, presenting a rare opportunity to secure a landmark Italianate property of exceptional scale, character, and versatility.

Designed in 1876 by the Mansfield Brothers, the building was originally constructed as the CBC Bank and served the Molong community for more than a century before closing in 1998. After more than a decade of laying vacant, the current owners undertook a sensitive and comprehensive restoration, transforming the former bank and stables into a grand residence that honours its historic origins while delivering modern liveability.

Distinguished by cast-iron latticework verandahs, arched windows, ornate cornices, soaring ceilings, and solid double-brick construction, the property exemplifies the Italianate tradition of light-filled interiors and strong connections to outdoor spaces and gardens. Many original features remain, including the original bank vault, now repurposed as a unique library.

Set on approximately 2,000 square metres with dual street frontage and rear access, the property occupies a commanding position in the heart of Molong, just 25 minutes from Orange. The town has gained increasing attention for its cafés, boutique accommodation, heritage tourism, and growing hospitality scene, positioning this offering at the intersection of lifestyle and commercial opportunity.

The residence currently comprises four bedrooms, an office, eat-in kitchen, and balconies upstairs, with expansive living, dining, lounge, games, and entertaining spaces downstairs. Complementing the main building are renovated two-storey brick stables, former change rooms with bathrooms, an 81-square-metre shed and smaller shed with three-phase power connected across the site.

Zoned for both residential and commercial use, the property offers outstanding flexibility, with potential (STCA) for use as a luxury family residence, boutique wedding or function venue, premium short-stay accommodation, restaurant or bar, cellar door, brewery, or mixed-use development incorporating retail or hospitality along its 12-metre street frontage.

Opportunities to acquire a heritage property of this calibre, with genuine mixed-use and development potential, are exceptionally rare in regional New South Wales.

This is more than a property, it is a legacy asset. It offers history, presence, and future potential in equal measure.

This heritage former bank represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to secure an iconic piece of Central West history while shaping its next chapter.

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