37-39 Exmouth Road, Exeter, SA 5019

A familiar name in the heart of Exeter, the iconic Lord Exmouth Hotel, affectionately known as The Monkey House, is a local landmark with a rich history and a story that spans generations. Held by the same family for 49 years, this traditional operating hotel, complete with a liquor licence, is now being offered for sale alongside the adjoining family residence. Together, the two properties present a rare opportunity with potential for future subdivision (subject to necessary approvals), combining an established hospitality business, a family home and an exciting next chapter.

Steeped in local character, The Monkey House has long been part of Exeter's identity. Its colourful nickname is said to date back to the days when sailors would visit the hotel with monkeys after returning from sea, a story that has become part of local folklore and adds another layer to the venue's enduring charm.

Today, the Lord Exmouth Hotel remains a recognisable part of the community, operating as a traditional neighbourhood pub with an established liquor licence, bar areas and supporting hospitality facilities. The property also includes kitchen facilities, offering scope for future food service should a new owner wish to explore this opportunity. With its longstanding presence and established operations, the hotel presents an opportunity to continue its hospitality legacy or consider the possibilities for its next chapter.

Alongside the hotel sits the family residence at 37 Exmouth Road, built by the current owners and offered to the market for the very first time. Ideal for those seeking a home alongside their business or a separate family residence, the property adds another dimension to this unique offering, with potential for future subdivision, subject to council and planning approvals.

The residence offers comfortable living spaces, private accommodation and the practicality of a separate family home, creating a valuable addition to the overall offering while maintaining its own identity.

Things You'll Love
• Iconic Lord Exmouth Hotel, known as The Monkey House
• Proudly held by the same family for 49 years
• Rich local history and established community presence
• Traditional operating hotel with liquor licence
• Established bar and supporting hospitality facilities
• Kitchen facilities with potential for future food service
• Adjoining family residence at 37 Exmouth Road
• Family home built by the current owners
• First time the family residence has been offered for sale
• Two properties with potential for subdivision (STCC)

Positioned in the heart of Exeter, moments from Semaphore Road, local shops, transport and the coastline, this is an opportunity to become part of a well-established community and take ownership of a property with a story unlike any other.

Together, 37 and 39 Exmouth Road offer more than just a hotel and a home. They represent 49 years of family ownership, local memories and history, with the opportunity for a new owner to write the next chapter for one of Exeter's most recognisable local landmarks.

Purchaser Portal:
Our purchaser portal gives you access to all key property documentation, including the Form 1 (Vendor Statement), Form R3 (Buyer Information Notice), and the templated Contract of Sale. Once registered, you'll also be able to complete and submit an offer using our digital offer form. Access the purchaser portal by following the link provided below:

https://portal.reaforms.com.au/purchaser/37-39-exmouth-road-exeter-sa-5019-4i3ydq1tlcwtl0d8ww2974mpi

For more information:
Please contact the selling agent/s directly, we welcome any enquiry on this exciting property listing.


*If a land size is quoted it is an approximation only. You must make your own enquiries as to this figure's accuracy. Denham Morris Realty Pty Ltd  RLA: 343783 does not guarantee the accuracy of these measurements. All development enquiries and site requirements should be directed to the local govt. authority.

*Purchasers should conduct their own due diligence and any information provided here is a guide and should not be relied upon.