Premier luxury boutique hotel for sale by HTL Property
The Blue Mountains property is renowned for its intimate scale, bespoke guest experiences and breathtaking natural setting
Specialist national hospitality brokerage firm, HTL Property has been exclusively appointed to present Spicers Sangoma Retreat, an ultra-luxury sanctuary tucked away in the majestic Blue Mountains.
HTL Property Director Nic Simarro and National and Managing Directors, Andrew Jackson and Mark Durran will manage the sales process on behalf of one of Australia’s leading alternative asset managers, Salter Brothers.
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Renowned for its intimate scale, bespoke guest experiences and breathtaking natural setting, this exceptional and rare property stands at the pinnacle of Australia’s boutique luxury hospitality sector, capturing a highly coveted segment that combines seclusion with effortless proximity to Sydney.
Situated at Bowen Mountain, less than a 90-minute drive from the Sydney CBD, Spicers Sangoma Retreat is enveloped by pristine native bushland, commanding sweeping views over the Nepean River Valley and offering a level of absolute privacy that is increasingly impossible to replicate.
Named after the Zulu word for “healer,” Sangoma was masterfully envisioned as a refuge of restoration, featuring just eight palatial suites that ensure an atmosphere of intimacy and exclusivity. This purposeful scarcity has cultivated a fiercely loyal following of discerning guests drawn to its intuitive, all-inclusive hospitality.
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The allure of Sangoma extends far beyond its exquisite accommodations, anchored by Restaurant Amara, a destination culinary experience delivering a hyper-seasonal menu with artistic precision, and complemented by the dedicated wellness sanctuary of Spa Anise. The retreat offers immersive nature experiences at a personalised pace, from private yoga to wilderness adventures.
Under the management of Spicers Retreats, Sangoma has earned national acclaim for its commitment to exceptional luxury hospitality. In 2025, the retreat received the coveted Two Key Michelin rating, while its acclaimed signature restaurant, Amara, was awarded One Chef Hat in the Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide, reinforcing its position among Australia’s premier culinary destinations.

As global investors and affluent travellers increasingly migrate toward smaller-format luxury assets that promise authenticity and highly bespoke service, Spicers Sangoma Retreat occupies an enviable, trophy position within the premium tourism market.
HTL Property Director Nic Simarro noted: “The offering presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a luxury asset that has carved out an extraordinary legacy by prioritising uncompromising quality over sheer volume, backed by an established operating platform and a deep, poetic connection to the Australian landscape”.
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HTL Property National Director Andrew Jackson added: “Properties that successfully blend total guest isolation with world-class culinary excellence in such close proximity to the city simply do not exist in high numbers, making Sangoma an incredibly insulated and lucrative asset for the right investor.”
HTL Property Managing Director APAC Mark Durran finished: “There is increasing appetite from both Australian and international investors for boutique hospitality assets that cannot easily be replicated. Through our discussions with family offices and private investors across Singapore and the wider Asia-Pacific region, we’re seeing continued confidence in premium Australian tourism assets. Spicers Sangoma Retreat represents exactly the type of opportunity that resonates with this market.”
The property is being offered for sale via an exclusive International Expressions of Interest campaign directed by HTL Property Directors Nic Simarro, Andrew Jackson, and Mark Durran.
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