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Muroff Hospitality Group sells Vinehurst Inn & Suites for $1.2 million

 

 

Hammondsport, NY Muroff Hospitality Group handled the sale of Vinehurst Inn & Suites, located at 7988 NY Rte. 54.

The sale price was $1.2 million.

Mitch Muroff of Muroff Hospitality Group represented the seller, Vinehurst Retreat LLC and the Tinta family. Muroff also secured the buyer, Vinehurst Stays LLC and the Kapoor family, in this exclusive listing. The transaction closed on Friday, April 1, 2022.

Vinehurst Inn & Suites has 26 guestrooms and suites, plus an owners home. Located one mile south of Keuka Lake, this landmark property is in the Finger Lakes; home to more than 100 wineries and the fourth most popular wine destination in the United States.

Muroff Hospitality Group serves the greater New York – New England Region as the pre-eminent boutique hospitality brokerage firm representing independent and franchised hoteliers alike with an unparalleled range of personalized services. Recent sales include The Flamingo Resort on Lake George; Country Cottages & Motel in Diamond Point; The Lantern House in Great Barrington, MA.; The Lake George Suites, Diamond Point, NY; The Belvedere Inn, Schenectady, NY; Daggett Lake Campgrounds, Warrensburg, NY; The Copperfield Inn, North Creek, NY; and The Wingate Hotel, Lake George, NY.

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