Ascot House $889,000

If you have ever dreamed of owning a Bed and Breakfast this is the one for you!

Great Location - Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Northern Virginia and New Jersey are all within a 2 hour radius of Ascot House, and New York is approximately 3 hours away.

Ascot House is centrally located for all the Pennsylvania Dutch tourist attractions in a quiet little town on the Susquehanna River Ideally situated for Antiquing, Wineries, Museums, Quilts, Amish, Farmer’s Markets, Covered Bridges, Parks, Fishing, Canoe and Kayaking. Only 21 miles from Harrisburg and Hershey Park, and less than an hour from Gettysburg and Longwood Gardens.

Built in 1801 and completely restored and renovated in 2006, this beautiful house, with its 18 fireplaces, combines historic and architectural integrity with modern comfort and luxury (check out the bathrooms!). Private owners quarters, and lovely English garden, 6 guest bedrooms/suites each with private bath, working fireplace and central air-conditioning. Library, Parlor, Dining Room, Wine Cellar and Porches all suitable for entertaining and enjoyment.

This great profitable B&B has had year round business and excellent cash flow for the last 6 years. Owner originally worked in D.C. during the week, and operated the B&B primarily at the weekends, then seamlessly switched to full time, so this B&B has proven itself well suited for operation on both PT and FT basis.

Operating just on PT basis the average B & B income has been $8,000-$10,000+ per month - year round. Plus additional income from Weddings and Events. Average weekend occupancy 85% - average total occupancy rate - 46%. There is tremendous potential for additional income.

Sale includes house, training and/or running the B & B for up to 2 months to suit new owners. Web Site, Advertising, Online Reservation System, Customer Lists, Plus all Advance Reservations - have bookings as far out as Dec, 2014.: 189 room nights already reserved between Feb 1 and June 31st (Guaranteed income)

House is on the national inventory of Historic Properties. Ascot House Bed and Breakfast is internationally acclaimed, was featured in Colonial Homes magazine, and voted Guest Favorite 2011 on BandBfinder.com
This is an exceptional opportunity.
Contact owner for further information: at 717-426-2518 or figtrees @att.net

Details

  • Built in 1801
  • Historic Registry
  • 6 years as B&B
  • Last renovation in 2007
  • For Sale By Owner
  • 6 Guest Rooms
  • 6 Guest Bathrooms
  • Lot size: 0.25 acres
  • 6 Parking Spots
  • Has owner's quarters
  • $889,000
  • For Sale By Owner

Listing Agent

Wendy Codd
4410 Dulaney Ct
Glen Arm, MD 21057

Phone: 4109608528
email: figtrees@att.net
Ascot House Website
Additional Photos

Location

219 W. Market Street Marietta, PA 17547

Photos (click to enlarge)

Original fanlight window over the entry door
 welcomes guests to this lovely Federal home.
Front of Ascot House from across Market Street.  Main Square of the Historic district is to the left View of the grand butterfly staircase that guests see when they first enter the house. On the left is the Library and on the right the owners family room.
Library where guests frequently gather for refreshments before going out to dinner at one of Marietta's restaurants.  One of 18 fiireplaces in the house, this one is woodburning. The elegant and very large Bedford Suite bedroom and sitting room. Often used a a honeymoon suite - brides love this room for getting ready for their weddings.
The Surrey bathroom with its two person soaking tub in front of the working fireplace is a favorite of guests looking for a romantic getaway The light and airy Surrey bedroom
Partial view of the dining room with tables set for breakfast - this room opens onto the deck and has an ideal traffic flow for receptions and parties Second floor hallway - the grand piano gives you an idea of the lovely proportions of this area.
Looking down into the wine cellar which can hold 750-900 bottles. This was the old cold/ice cellar and the temperature is perfect for wine with no additional cooling needed. One of the charming outdoor sitting areas, also used for wedding receptions
A corner of the english garden the magnolia tree provides shade to sit and reflect while enjoying the outdoors.  The little octagonal shed is made from the original shutters from the house circa 1801

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