AAA 4 Diamond Award Winning NC Inn & Restaurant
Gibsonville, NC
Offered for sale at $2,300,000
The Burke Manor Inn is a Select Registry® Inn with a purpose-built wedding and event pavilion and AAA 4-Diamond Restaurant in Gibsonville, NC. The property sits on over 3 acres in the heart of the North Carolina Piedmont Triad, under 20 minutes to Greensboro, 40 minutes to Winston Salem and Durham and one hour to Raleigh. This charming inn is minutes from Elon University and offers investors a profitable inn, restaurant and event business with excellent opportunity for expansion and growth.
The 3-story Victorian/Colonial style Main Inn invites visitors with a spacious wraparound porch, adorned with seasonal plants and flowers. The porch expands the footprint of the dining room to allow breakfast and dinner guests the opportunity for seasonal al fresco dining. Surrounding all of the buildings are gorgeous Magnolia trees providing seclusion from the road, a rose and sculpture garden, a paved parking lot with separate entrance, inviting walkways, and hidden guest sitting areas for inn and wedding guests. The manicured gardens and grounds feature a fenced-in pool area and a Pool Cottage currently in use as owner’s quarters that could be converted to a 10th guest room.
The 9 richly appointed guest rooms feature stately antique furnishings and exemplary amenities including private entrances, in-room fireplaces, two-person jetted tubs and high quality mattresses with high end bed linens, luxurious robes and towels. All guest rooms feature private en-suite bathrooms, individually controlled heat and air conditioning, and queen or king beds.
Burke Manor Inn offers guests three elegant dining rooms for a la carte and breakfast service, offering a refined French-inspired ambiance with built in libraries, gorgeous brick hearths, and fine decor. The dining capacity across the 3 rooms is 40 with an additional 26 seats on the front porch. These dining areas are part of the renowned Saint Jacques @ The Burke Manor, recipient of the AAA 4-Diamond award since 2015. Saint Jacques is locally and nationally recognized, attracting special occasion & fine-dining visitors from a number of markets. The restaurant specializes in fine French cuisine and an expertly curated wine list. The restaurant excels at driving overnight and local traffic and the guest experience includes an individually plated breakfast daily.
Burke Manor Inn is ideally located to cater to groups both small and large. From grand weddings in the Pavilion to intimate rehearsal dinners in the elegant dining rooms or expansive front porch, to corporate retreats and meetings, there is a space for most any size group. The Wedding & Event Pavilion is a major draw with a capacity of up to 225 in a fully covered structure surrounded by well manicured lawns for hosting garden ceremonies. The unique combination of the Victorian Inn, manicured lawns, gardens, pavilion, and exceptional kitchen and professional staff create the perfect venue to host weddings, private parties and other special occasions.
Burke Manor enjoys an ideal location in the Piedmont Triad, 2 Miles from Elon University, with the nearby towns of Burlington, Greensboro, and High Point. The cities of Raleigh, Durham and Winston-Salem are within one hour, attracting special occasion restaurant guests, brides, and overnight stays. Gibsonville has been transforming into a historic, dining and recreational draw with recent additions of a winery, farmers market, brewery and boutique shops. Elon University is a premier 4-year school with a steady stream of prospective students, visiting parents and educators. The college also provides the benefit of a consistent pool of staffing opportunities for the inn, restaurant and events.
Burke Manor has positioned itself as a luxurious and award winning dining and wedding destination within a densely populated and expanding area, offering new owners the opportunity to market to leisure travelers within a larger area.
Financial Details- Offered for sale at $2,300,000
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