Princeton, New Jersey

A Georgian colonial mansion in the heart of historic Princeton featuring large restaurant, stand-up bar, and 17 guestrooms.

Georgian colonial mansion sits in the heart of historic Princeton, NJ. Steeped in Princeton history, the inn made its debut in 1912 and has welcomed such luminaries as Albert Einstein, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Bertrand Russell.

The inn has been written up in numerous travel publications, including the New York Times, Country Inns Magazine, Zagats and has been involved with the James Beard Foundation.

The inn features an award winning restaurant with seating for 150, a Euro style stand up bar and 17 comfortable guest rooms with TV and phone — 15 have private baths and all have A/C. Currently the inn is open for dinner, except for morning breakfast availability for in-house guests.

Surrounded by elegant private manses, this property is within walking distance of downtown Nassau Street, Princeton University, the McCarter Theatre and public transportation. It is the only small inn with restaurant in the area. Other highway hotels are found just outside Princeton on Route 1.

Barbara is a former B&B owner, and sold 7 bed and breakfasts last year, and 7 inns this year. She is the #1 NJ BED & BREAKFAST REALTOR. Barbara really understands how the business runs and is willing to talk to prospective new owners about the details of this business.

ASKING: $4,200,000

Barbara Furdyna
Diane Turton, Realtors
1216 3rd Avenue
Spring Lake, NJ 07762
Email - njbestmove@aol.com
Office - (732) 449-4441
Cell - (732) 319-7751
Fax - (732) 449-1567