Morticia
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Cornish.Actually I think I know of the inn you speak off, up around Sabego lake. great inn, great opportunity, great concept, very fair price, not the best location...Are you looking in the same area as 40 Putney? ie - new England?Great stuff! I guess you can plan and plan and plan but ultimately you need to be flexible to make it work! I had the red flag up for codes, but Completely forgot about sprinklers within that!
So what can you do during the process to CYA? I guess put the zoning contingencies into the sales contract? Obviously that is not the most attractive offer but after hearing most debate for years til the right opportunity comes along, if it's not meant to be move on. Can you get license while going through the purchase process?
yes, I'm looking for a commercial kitchen, something similar to 40 Putney, but on a much smaller scale. But the pub similar; not $2 pitchers for the locals, but a nice atmosphere for the guests to relax unwind and have a nice bottle of wine or beer and some high quality pub type food. I'd like to keep it fairly small...20 seats or so.
The places I am looking at have commercial kitchens and where once some type of restaurant, they are in smaller township commercial zones. So if the zoning is commercial is there still a chance to come across boarding issues making a inn? I should be good right, just have to be at the mercy of the codes for inns?
Great to hear, like anything te arsing in life, you definitely have to WANT it!.
There's a place in Maine to look at that has a similar set up. Commercial kitchen, established inn, but potential for improvement.
Won't work if you have jobs elsewhere.
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Phippsburg.
Rome.
Brooklin. (I've been to this one. Interesting layout. Great views.)
There are inns with restaurants for sale in all of those towns. If nothing else, you get an idea of what's out there. Not that you want to look in Maine, it's just that we looked at the one in Cornish and wished we had the gumption to go for it.