Last orders as Hackney Hotel to make way for redevelopment
The Hackney Hotel in Adelaide will close its doors this Saturday with works on a $40 million redevelopment to begin soon.
The historic pub will make way for a six-storey complex with 27 apartments, along with a 72-bed, four-storey hotel and six, two-storey “luxury sky townhouses”.
The hotel’s heritage-listed hotel will be retained and used as a front bar, while the second storey will be converted into a cafe.
Developer V-Three will begin construction on the redevelopment, known as Botaniq, in January with the project taking just under three years to complete.
Speaking to the Adelaide Advertiser, V-Three founding director Wayne Henry said they were “pretty excited about the plans”.
“The luxury sky townhouses are unique to Adelaide, and will provide views to the Adelaide Oval.”
Sheridan Randall, 15th November 2019
