North Bonneville, WA. – SVN | Bluestone & Hockley, one of the nation’s premier net lease brokerage firms, has completed the sale of a 99,215-square foot, 78-unit, resort & spa spanning across 34 acres in North Bonneville. Brian Resendez, C
CIM, Managing Director of SVN | Bluestone & Hockley brokered the sale of Bonneville Hot Spring Resort and Spa for $15.45 million.
FRN Washington, LLC purchased the resort and spa, located at 1252 E. Casacade Drive, with plans to redevelop the property into a rehabilitation treatment center.
“The Bonneville Hot Springs Resort and Spa was among the most exciting transactions we have worked on so far. The property was well built and offered many unique amenities that served as a value add for the buyer,” said Resendez. “The transaction was successful due to strong and creative deal crafting, and always being present to our client in resolving any challenges that surfaced in the deal-making process.”
Located 45 minutes outside of Portland, OR, North Bonneville is home to the massive Bonneville Lock Dam and Powerhouse constructed in 1933. Traditionally an area within the Pacific NW that sees limited inventory available to purchase within the hospitality sector in recent year. The town is uniquely positioned along the Colombia George National Scenic Area offering access to hot springs, privacy and serenity.
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