2011 Everly Brothers Blvd Powderly, KY 42367-5401
This 44-key motel, the CCI Express Inn, located at 2011 W Everly Brothers Blvd, Powderly, KY 42367, is offered at $1,399,000. Currently operating as a motel, this property presents a unique opportunity for adaptive reuse. Its prime location in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, near medical offices and a hospital, makes it ideally suited for conversion into a retirement community. The increasing demand for senior living facilities in this area presents a strong investment opportunity with consistent revenue potential. The aging population and the inherent stability of the senior care industry contribute to the long-term viability of such a project. This property offers a solid foundation for developing a modern, welcoming retirement community, catering to the growing need for senior care and assistance. The existing structure provides a cost-effective starting point for redevelopment, minimizing initial investment costs. The strategic location ensures convenient access to essential healthcare services, enhancing the appeal to potential residents. This represents a chance to capitalize on the expanding retirement community sector and establish a valuable asset within a growing market. The property's 44 keys provide ample space for conversion into a substantial senior living facility. This is a compelling investment opportunity with significant upside potential.
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CCI Express Inn Hotel & Motel
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Muhlenberg County Fair Hotel & Motel Resort
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