HISTORICALLY
SIGNIFICANT NEW HAMPSHIRE INN
Step back in time to an era when fragrant pine forests, wood smoke, and cow bells were the operative sights and sounds of the day. This Inn is one of the oldest continuously operated Inns in New Hampshire, or America, for that matter. While the Inn was built in 1789, its 14 individually decorated guest rooms have gone through numerous renovations while keeping the character of the Inn in tact. The Inn has been thoroughly modernized with central air conditioning, sprinkler system, and modern utilities, including a telephone system for guest use. Stroll around the grounds of the Inn and you will soon appreciate the flower gardens which abound with roses, hybrid daylilies, and other mature perennials. And lastly, at the end of the day, enjoy dinner at the Inn’s public dining room, known as one of the finest in the entire area. This Inn is well worth the Oates & Bredfeldt business valuation of $1,850,000.00.
The Inn is a member of numerous nationally recognized organizations and has been consistently awarded the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence for its wine cellar. The owners of this award-winning Inn have choices. The current Innkeeper has purchased a home within the local community, a short distance from the Inn. However, there is a newly built owners’ quarters attached to the Inn. It has a private entrance with one bedroom and bath on the first floor. Climb the stairs to the second floor and enjoy a spacious and open kitchen/living room area with a separate room currently used as an office. This room could also be used as a second bedroom. From the second floor there is another entranceway that leads directly to the Inn.
The Inn is nestled in a village steeped in history. A walk down Main Street is like a walk down American history – every building is listed on the National Registry of Historical Places. Yet living in this town is far more than history! It is famous for its friendly, industrious and creative people. Fully 44% of the population is college educated. Many of the residents serve as entrepreneurs in high-skill and high-tech areas, often out of their own homes or commuting to local communities. The town is also blessed with many artists - musicians, painters, actors, writers - many are nationally known. They are people who could live anywhere, but choose to live in this town.
If all of this does not wet your whistle, the business at the Inn has been consistently profitable. There remains undeveloped business potential with increased marketing efforts, particularly through newer web-based and electronic marketing methods.
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