20 Mccarthy Rd, Brushton, NY 12916
This exceptional investment opportunity presents a thriving tiny home community nestled on a tranquil 5.2-acre lot in Brushton, NY. Established in 2022, the community comprises six fully furnished, 533-square-foot homes, each designed for optimal comfort and efficiency. The homes feature an inviting open-concept layout, a full bathroom, and monitor propane heating systems. Currently generating a lucrative income stream through short-term rentals, this turnkey property is poised for continued success. The infrastructure is robust, featuring three septic systems and two wells, providing ample capacity for the existing six units and offering significant potential for expansion. All furniture is included, minimizing upfront investment and maximizing immediate return. The property's serene setting and the high demand for short-term rentals create a compelling investment proposition for those seeking a proven, profitable venture with significant upside potential. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-established, income-producing property with room for growth in a desirable location. The turnkey nature of the operation allows for immediate revenue generation, minimizing the time and effort required to establish a successful business. The existing infrastructure ensures the property is well-equipped to handle current operations and future expansion, making it an attractive investment for both seasoned investors and those new to the real estate market.
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