129 St Robert Blvd Saint Robert, MO 65584
Exceptional investment opportunity! This 70-key hotel, located at 129 St Robert Blvd, Saint Robert, MO 65584, presents a compelling acquisition prospect. Built in 2000 and situated on a 1.65-acre lot in Pulaski County, this established property offers significant potential for growth and development. The hotel's welcoming atmosphere and affordable rates make it an attractive option for travelers and business guests alike. Its convenient location in St. Robert, Missouri, provides easy access to local amenities and attractions. The asking price is $2,499,000. This turnkey operation presents a rare chance to acquire a well-established hospitality asset in a thriving market. The substantial lot size allows for potential expansion or future development opportunities, enhancing the long-term value proposition. With 70 rooms currently operational, this hotel offers immediate revenue generation and a solid foundation for continued success. This property is ideal for investors seeking a proven income stream and the potential for significant returns. The strong location and established brand recognition contribute to its appeal and market stability. This represents a unique chance to acquire a profitable hotel in a desirable location.
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