Reagan's Queen Anne
Hannibal, MO
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The property currently operates(Seventeen plus years), as a very successful Bed and Breakfast in Hannibal, Missouri, boyhood hometown of Samuel L Clemens * Mark Twain. This tourist destination is one of Missouri's top spots to visit. Mark Twain will always do a large portion of our advertising for free! Our home is being sold as a turnkey business, including most of the fine antique furniture and items to provide a smooth transition. Innkeeper training(30 days), is included.On the business side, there are 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, 2 rooms with private bath and 2 suites. One suite(2nd floor) can be used separately with a private bath, or rented with both rooms sharing a bath. Our third floor suite has 2 bedrooms with 3 beds and a very large bath. The owner's side has 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, a full kitchen, laundry room(2nd floor), with 2 washers and dryers. Also on the second floor is a large hallway and sitting area and guest fridge. The ground floor consists of 4 large rooms, including 2 parlors, dining room and library(this is the innkeeper's office living room). In the back yard we built a 23 ft long waterfall and koi pond. The interior features outstanding original woodwork, fretwork, fireplace surrounds and floors, several original stained and leaded glass windows, make this a true beauty of a Queen Anne Victorian, with a huge wrap around porch and 2 towers. The lot is larger than most homes in the area and has a large off street parking lot, with room for a carriage house/garage. The home is within walking distance of the quaint downtown, Mark Twain Boyhood Home/museums, and Mississippi river. Interested?? Send us an email and we will answer promptly:
Property Details- 4 Guest Rooms
- 4 Guest Room Baths
- Has Owner's Quarters
- Built in 1889
- Last Renovated in 1994
- Opened in 1999
- Building is 5,176 SQFT
- Lot is 0.9 Acres
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