GLOUCESTER, Virginia—BluWater Group, an Orlando, Florida-based non-public fairness agency, introduced immediately the enlargement of its portfolio with the acquisition of the Inn at Warner Corridor, an enthralling 11-room inn listed on the Nationwide Register of Historic Locations. Based in 1642 as a part of an authentic land grant, the Inn sits on 38-acres alongside the Severn River and was beforehand owned by Troy and Theresa Stavens.
“I used to be amazed once I first visited the Inn at Warner Corridor. The historical past of the property is a vital a part of American historical past, and the grounds and Inn are simply unimaginable,” stated Blake Plumley, CEO of BluWater Group. “At BluWater Group we specialise in distinctive investments that transcend a transaction, by creating impressed journeys with objective and class. The Inn at Warner Corridor is an ideal addition to our portfolio, and we are excited to be the brand new custodians of the historical past and the way forward for this storied vacation spot.”
The property’s historic significance stems from its 1642 founding by Augustine Warner I, great-great-grandfather of George Washington. The 38-acre property, located alongside Virginia’s Severn River, options centuries-old oak timber and intensive waterfront. Along with being listed by the Nationwide Register of Historic Locations, the Inn at Warner Corridor can be registered by the Virginia Historic Landmarks Fee and continues to be of main architectural and genealogical significance in American historical past.
“After 25 great years, we’re assured BluWater Group will honor Warner Corridor’s legacy,” stated former homeowners Troy and Theresa Stavens. “We stay up for returning as company and watching the property’s subsequent chapter unfold.”
The Inn will shut for a modest, two-month renovation on Jan. 4, with enhancements to the property’s restaurant to observe.
