118 300 Heber City, UT 84032
This meticulously maintained, historic Heber City bed and breakfast presents a unique investment opportunity. Built in 1902 and renovated in 2018, this three-story, 8,364 square foot property boasts 10 rentable ensuite rooms, plus a caretaker's suite. Original features like hand-stenciled ceilings, clawfoot tubs, hardwood floors, and a stunning fireplace blend seamlessly with modern updates including updated plumbing and electrical systems, fire sprinklers, a fire escape, and an ADA-compliant ramp and room. The property sits on a 0.33-acre lot and is zoned for Commercial Residential use. All furniture, art, linens, appliances, and kitchen equipment (excluding some sentimental items) are included. The Heber Senator Bed and Breakfast enjoys high occupancy throughout the year due to its prime location in the Heber Valley, a four-season destination. Its convenient proximity to numerous attractions, including world-class ski resorts, the Heber Valley Train, Homestead Crater, and Sundance Film Festival, ensures consistent demand. The property is listed on major booking sites like Expedia, Hotels.com, Booking.com, and Airbnb. This turnkey operation offers a chance to own a piece of history, live in the desirable Heber Valley, and run a thriving business. Located just ten minutes from Deer Valley Gondola, 25 minutes from Park City and Provo, and 45 minutes from the Salt Lake City airport, and within walking distance of downtown Heber City. The asking price is $3,249,000.
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Heber Senator Bed and Breakfast Bed & Breakfast Restaurant
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