104 Main Street, Rexton, New Brunswick E4W2B3

Property Description

Step into a rare piece of New Brunswick history with this extraordinary 6 bed,7.5-bath historic bed & breakfast, bar, & restaurant located in the heart of Rexton. Originally built in the mid-1800s and formerly connected to the renowned Jardine brothers legendary shipbuilders of the Richibucto River, this Remarkable property blends timeless heritage with modern hospitality potential. Known as Jardines Inn This iconic property showcases rare and fascinating deal construction method, featuring massive three inch thick pine deals, some nearly twenty inches wide, standing vertically to form the original structure. Wooden trunnels lock each plank together, creating a craftsmanship rarely seen today and treasured for its historical significance. Rich in character and architectural beauty, the inn features elegant Neo-Classical detailing, wide white trim boards, charming dormers, and yellow flush plank siding that captures the warmth and charm of a bygone era. The homes symmetrical design and classical front entrance create an unforgettable first impression. This impressive property includes a separate two bedroom suite above the garage, ideal for owner accommodations, additional rentals, or extended stays Situated on two PIDs the property is equipped to accommodate guests, events, and restaurant patrons alike. Currently operating as a successful bed & breakfast with bar, restaurant,& catering services, the business is already established on popular booking platforms,offering immediate income potential and strong visibility for continued growth. Whether hosting dinners,special events, weddings,or welcoming travellers from around the world, this unique property offers endless opportunities for hospitality entrepreneurs.This one of a kind landmark offers not just a business opportunity, but the chance to own and preserve a meaningful part of New Brunswicks maritime and architectural history. 2 Beds used as bar and sitting room currently,Few pics are AI (id:5764)