Pleasant
Hills Community Hotel
Regular
Trading Days
Thursday from 5.30pm
Friday from 5.30pm
Saturday from 4.00pm
Sunday from 4.00pm
Thursday from 5.30pm
Friday from 5.30pm
Saturday from 4.00pm
Sunday from 4.00pm
Functions
and Parties on request
AT ANY TIME
AT ANY TIME
Bed
and Breakfast Rooms Available
Ph.: (02) 6929 6429
Ph.: (02) 6929 6429
About
The Pub
In
1999 the licence was sold and the hotel closed. The community banded together
and established the first community Licence in NSW and the hotel reopened
23 March 2000 and has been a great success and is the focal point for
both the community.
About
- Pleasant Hills
This aptly named village whilst small in size (population of 39) contains
much interesting history.
Located 37km from Lockhart, 34km from Henty and 85km from Albury, the surrounding area with its rolling hills is particularly picturesque. The unusual entrance into the Recreation Ground and tennis courts was built by the locals as a reminder of how bags were stacked in the old days. The hessian bags were treated then filled with cement, on them are the names of local properties. A list of those properties is displayed in the hall.
The folk at Pleasant Hills are a dedicated community who continuously work towards the betterment of their village. They have been acknowledged by the Keep Australia Beautiful Council on five occasions in the past few years. They've received Awards for the Lutheran Cemetery, Public Hall, The Esplanade and the Hotel. There is a locally owned shop/post office with Groceries and small goods available.
Located 37km from Lockhart, 34km from Henty and 85km from Albury, the surrounding area with its rolling hills is particularly picturesque. The unusual entrance into the Recreation Ground and tennis courts was built by the locals as a reminder of how bags were stacked in the old days. The hessian bags were treated then filled with cement, on them are the names of local properties. A list of those properties is displayed in the hall.
The folk at Pleasant Hills are a dedicated community who continuously work towards the betterment of their village. They have been acknowledged by the Keep Australia Beautiful Council on five occasions in the past few years. They've received Awards for the Lutheran Cemetery, Public Hall, The Esplanade and the Hotel. There is a locally owned shop/post office with Groceries and small goods available.