Opportunity is Knocking!

Asking Price$4,240,000

Cash Flow
Not Disclosed

EBITDANot Disclosed

Gross Revenue

InventoryNot Disclosed

FF&ENot Disclosed

Real Estate$3,400,000
Included in asking price
Morning Sunshine at The WellingtonSave

Opportunity is Knocking!


Asking Price$4,240,000

Cash Flow
Not Disclosed

EBITDANot Disclosed

Gross Revenue

InventoryNot Disclosed

FF&ENot Disclosed

Real Estate$3,400,000
Included in asking price
Business Description
Step into a piece of Traverse City history with the Wellington Inn, where a remarkable story of restoration and hospitality excellence awaits its next chapter. In 1999, visionary owners discovered a forgotten 1905 neo-classical mansion, once home to one of Traverse City's prominent lumber barons. What began as an ambitious restoration project transformed into a beloved hospitality destination that has welcomed guests for over two decades.

The journey from crumbling grandeur to five-star excellence required dedication and craftsmanship. Every piece of original woodwork was carefully restored, preserving the mansion's authentic character while creating modern comfort. By 2001, the Wellington Inn opened its doors, and the community responded with overwhelming support.

Today, this labor of love stands as testament to successful hospitality entrepreneurship. With nearly 500 TripAdvisor reviews maintaining an impressive 4.8-star rating, the Wellington Inn has become synonymous with exceptional guest experiences. The mansion features nine elegantly appointed rooms, each with private ensuite bathrooms, complemented by grand common areas including a third-floor ballroom, library, and formal dining room.

The property's prime location, just one block from Front Street's vibrant shopping and dining district, offers guests easy access to Traverse City's attractions and public beaches. Beyond the main mansion, two additional apartments and flexible spaces present opportunities for expansion into spa services, fitness facilities, or wine tasting experiences.

As the founding owners prepare for retirement, they're seeking someone to continue this meaningful legacy. The next owner will inherit not just a profitable business, but a cherished community landmark with endless potential for growth and innovation. This is your opportunity to write the next chapter of the Wellington Inn's remarkable story.
About the Business
Years in Operation
26
Facilities & Assets
All of the real property, the personal property including furniture, chatchkas, appliances, pots, pans, dishware, linens, the name, goodwill, SUP /license and non-compete
The Gross Revenue and NOI above are pro-forma.
Website
https://wellingtoninn.com
Market Outlook / Competition
There is no direct competition to the Inn within a 3 mile radius. There are a couple of less experiential Inns in Traverse City. Direct competition comes from Black Star on Old Mission Peninsula and in Leelanau county and Chateau Chantal on old mission peninsula.
Opportunities for Growth
There are value add opportunities on the property such as converting the 3rd floor ballroom to an additional room or rooms. The garden level Gentleman's billiard room could easily be converted to a spa, prohibition style lounge or?
Real Estate
Owned or Leased
Owned
Included in asking price
Building Sq. Ft.
15,918
About the Sale
Seller Motivation
The owners are hoping to retire.
Transition Support
The sellers have hired and are training an onsite manager, who is willing to go along with the sale.
Financing Options
This property and business are best funded through an SBA loan and perhaps some inves
Listing Info
ID
2409417
Listing Views
919
Business Location

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