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November 10, 2026

EOI: The Gallipoli Legion Club Newcastle Ltd (Gallipoli House Newcastle & LVL One Party House)


Daniel Jon Quinn and Hugh Armenis were appointed as Joint Administrators of The Gallipoli Legion Club Newcastle Ltd on 4 November 2026.

Going concern business opportunity

SV Partners’ Daniel Jon Quinn and Hugh Armenis are appointed as Joint Administrators of The Gallipoli Legion Club Newcastle Ltd (Administrators Appointed) of The Gallipoli Legion Club Newcastle Ltd.

The Club temporarily ceased trading while the Administrators undertake an assessment of its financial position and consider the options available in the interests of the Club and its stakeholders.

The Administrators are now assessing the future possibilities for the Club, including an arrangement or amalgamation with another club or organisation, or the sale of the Club’s business. As part of that process, the Administrators have called for expressions of interest from suitably qualified parties to acquire the Club’s business and/or assets, including proposals that may enable the Club to resume trading or the business to be acquired as a going concern.

Expressions of interest close on 17 November 2026.

Further information will be available to qualified interested parties following a signed NDA (non-disclosure agreement). For all inquiries: Edward Williams SV Partners (02) 4911 9090 or edward.williams@svp.com.au.

Gallipoli House Newcastle

Business background

The Gallipoli Legion Club was erected to commemorate those who served in the Gallipoli campaign in World War One. 

Gallipoli House has longstanding historical significance to the Newcastle community. According to the Club’s history, the Gallipoli Legion Club was established to commemorate those who served in the Gallipoli campaign during the First World War, with its Hamilton clubrooms intended to provide a home for the Legion and associated returned-service organisations.

More recently, Gallipoli House has operated as a not-for-profit community venue on Beaumont Street, with the Club describing its role as supporting members, local charities, sporting teams and community events.

The venue was newly renovated in July 2026, with facilities including a memorial room displaying ANZAC memorabilia, a TAB area with new televisions, a newly designed bar and a new commercial kitchen.

Gallipoli House has been trading for over 50+ years.

Located at 3-5 Beaumont Street, Hamilton NSW 2303, the freehold dwelling sits on 771.4sqm land with 1,370sqm floorspace over two levels.


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