301 Holiday Dr Summerville, SC 29483-7370
This exceptional 95-key hotel, located at 301 Holiday Dr, Summerville, SC 29483, presents a lucrative investment opportunity. Built in 2021, this fee-simple property boasts a prime location within the Charleston MSA in Berkeley County. The hotel's modern design and amenities cater to a diverse range of travelers, ensuring strong occupancy rates and consistent revenue generation. The asking price is $14,000,000, representing a compelling value for a recently constructed, high-performing asset in a thriving market. Detailed financial information and operational data are available upon request. This property offers a unique chance to acquire a well-established hotel with significant upside potential in a rapidly growing area of South Carolina. The hotel's strategic location provides easy access to major transportation routes and local attractions, further enhancing its appeal to both business and leisure travelers. With its modern design and efficient layout, this hotel is poised for continued success and strong returns on investment. The property is offered as a fee-simple ownership, providing complete control and flexibility to the buyer. This is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a high-quality hotel asset in a desirable location. Further details are available upon request.
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avid hotel Summerville, an IHG Hotel Hotel & Motel
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SUMMERVILLE - G-B · Summerville, SCSummerville. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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