4 Court Street Newfane VT Commercial For Sale $1625000

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4 Court Street Newfane VT
Listed by Eben Viens Berkley & Veller Greenwood Country

Description:

The Newfane Inn is a fully operational eight-room historic inn and tavern offering four multi-room suites and four private bedchambers, each with a private bath, preserved colonial-era finish work, and individually designed interiors. Common areas include a great room, parlor, yoga/even room, and iconic two-level front porch; a three-bedroom owner's quarters and an attached barn add material utility. The Court Street Tavern operates Thursday through Sunday with an established local following. Newfane Village is among the most intact historic villages in New England, with three ski resorts within 40 minutes and strong drive-market access from Boston, Hartford, and New York. Acquired in 2022 and substantially renovated, the property presents as a stabilized, move-in-ready operation with meaningful upside for an engaged owner.
Sale Includes : Barn | Equipment | Inventory | Land/Building/Business

Features:

Income
Net Income| 0
Management Expense: $0
Insurance Expense : $0

Propery Information:

Construction Information:
Year Built: 1850
Post and Beam | Wood Frame | Clapboard Exterior
Price Per SQ.FT. 158.01 No. of Units: 0
Building Size : 10284

ExteriorRoof: Shingle | Slate

InteriorBasement: Bulkhead | Full | Assigned Storage | Basement Stairs

Land Information

Lot size: 0.5 acres
Zoned: Residential (R1)
No. of Docks | 0.

UtilitiesUtilities: Cable | Propane
AC % | 0.

Additional Information

Taxes $16,080
Assesed Value Not Reported

Schools

565 Maple Street, White River Junction, Vermont. 05001 802-295-1355
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