Turnkey Luxury, Timeless Charm

This fully furnished, zero-maintenance property is a plug-and-play investment. Each apartment is professionally styled, showcasing a seamless blend of contemporary comforts and heritage character – no renovations required. With all the groundwork done, you can enjoy immediate returns and long-term capital growth.

Whether you’re seeking a short-stay income generator, long-term rental, or flexible living arrangement, this asset delivers on all fronts.

Currently operating as a successful Airbnb, it boasts forward bookings and a proven income stream. Alternatively, live in one apartment while generating passive income from the others – ideal for owner-occupiers, families with students at Otago University, or buyers looking to offset living costs.

Future Flexibility

With potential for unit title subdivision, each apartment can be individually sold, providing even more options for capital realisation down the line.

Prime Central Location

Located just 750 metres from The Octagon, Dunedin’s vibrant epicentre for culture, dining, and business, the property offers unmatched access and appeal for tenants, tourists, and owner-residents alike.

Key Highlights

• Four luxury, fully furnished apartments

• Category 1 Historic Place – Former Empire Hotel

• 100% of new build standard – earthquake strengthened

• Income-producing Airbnb with forward bookings

• Zero renovation required – low-maintenance asset

• Walk to The Octagon, University of Otago, and city centre

• Flexible usage: Airbnb, long-term rental, or live-in investment

• Subdivision potential for individual resale

• Ideal for parents of Otago students – live or rent flexibility

• Subsidise living costs with a smart investment strategy

Your Heritage, Your Income, Your Way

Opportunities like this don’t come around often. Whether you’re a savvy investor, lifestyle buyer, or family looking for smart city living with income, The Empire Hotel Apartments offers prestige, performance, and potential in equal measure.

Licensed REA 2008