Inns at St. Albans 3500 Saint Albans Road
St. Albans, MO 63073
For Sale
48,000 sqft
Sale Price
$14,200,000
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Iconic Property Featuring Event Space, Hotel & Restaurant | St. Albans, Missouri
9.2 total acres in St. Albans Missouri (*Includes 0.94 acres leased land in Grove by the Links + 1.0 acres of leased land for vineyard)
Turnkey opportunity including a general store, two wedding venues, private event space, retreat center, boutique hotel, a historic mansion, a cooking school, whole house rentals and a vineyard
Well maintained asset with longterm ownership of 20 years
Property underwent extensive renovations from 2004-2023
Recent capital expenditures include: renovations to the general store, construction of The Lodge, a 12-bedroom (18 bed) property, construction of 2 premier outdoor wedding venues, renovation of three whole house rentals, construction of 5 outdoor pavilions for private events and the opening of a cooking school on property
Property can sleep 80 guests in 28 bedrooms and accommodate large scale weddings and corporate events throughout multiple event spaces on the property
Increased occupancy and utilization through more effective marketing
Increased EBITDA through more cost-effective operations
Opportunity for increased revenue by extending operation from 4 days a week to 7 days a week
Property is nestled on scenic rolling hills near the Missouri River, just 10 minutes from Chesterfield, a St. Louis County suburb
Excellent 1 mile demographics with an average household income of $205,673 and an average home value of $616,554
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Matt Bukhshtaber
David Kelpe
CBRE is pleased to offer for sale The Inns at St. Albans (“Property”), a truly unique and versatile property located in St. Albans, Missouri.
Situated amidst picturesque rolling hills near the Missouri River, this historic establishment offers a warm and inviting atmosphere. With a range of accommodations and dining options, The Inns at St. Albans is the perfect destination for overnight stays, outdoor weddings, corporate meetings, dining events and private parties.
The property also features two iconic dining venues – Head’s Store and Old Barn Inn. A staple of the St. Albans community since the late 19th century, historic Head’s Store offers indoor and outdoor dining, snacks and beverages for on-the-go and carryout meals. The Old Barn Inn acts as an event venue with pop-up dining experiences, holiday gatherings and private events including but not limited to corporate parties, rehearsal dinners and bridal luncheons. Indoors, the Old Barn Inn dining room can accommodate parties of 63. The adjacent outdoor pavilion offers seating for 200.
The Offering includes the following buildings:
+ The Studio Inn + Vineyard
+ Old Barn Inn Cottages
+ Head’s Store
+ The Lodge
+ Links Cottage + International Choux Cooking School
+ Farm House
Situated amidst picturesque rolling hills near the Missouri River, this historic establishment offers a warm and inviting atmosphere. With a range of accommodations and dining options, The Inns at St. Albans is the perfect destination for overnight stays, outdoor weddings, corporate meetings, dining events and private parties.
The property also features two iconic dining venues – Head’s Store and Old Barn Inn. A staple of the St. Albans community since the late 19th century, historic Head’s Store offers indoor and outdoor dining, snacks and beverages for on-the-go and carryout meals. The Old Barn Inn acts as an event venue with pop-up dining experiences, holiday gatherings and private events including but not limited to corporate parties, rehearsal dinners and bridal luncheons. Indoors, the Old Barn Inn dining room can accommodate parties of 63. The adjacent outdoor pavilion offers seating for 200.
The Offering includes the following buildings:
+ The Studio Inn + Vineyard
+ Old Barn Inn Cottages
+ Head’s Store
+ The Lodge
+ Links Cottage + International Choux Cooking School
+ Farm House
St. Albans, Missouri is a charming and historic town located in Franklin County. Known for its picturesque landscapes and tranquil atmosphere, St. Albans offers residents and visitors a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. The town is nestled along the banks of the Missouri River, providing stunning views and outdoor recreational opportunities such as hiking, fishing, and boating.
St. Albans Country Club
One of the main attractions in St. Albans is the Country Club of St. Albans, a premier 36 hole golf club that boasts two championship courses. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy a round of golf while taking in the scenic beauty of the surrounding countryside. The private member club also offers various amenities such as a clubhouse, dining, swimming pool, pickleball and tennis courts. The Inns at St. Albans enjoys a reciprocal membership allowing its’ guests full access to the many amenities.
Head’s General Store
Several historic landmarks are located in St. Albans. The Head’s General Store is one of those landmarks. The store has been in continuous operation since its conception in 1892. A group of St. Albans townspeople felt that a store would be a good addition to their community so built one and then rented it out to different proprietors. The Pfeiffer Family purchased the store in 1915 and operated it as a General Store until 2004 when the proprietress of 61 years, Mae Pfeiffer Head, passed away. Originally known as “St. Albans General Store”, it is on the National Register of Historic Place.
The Studio Inn
Another historic landmark is “the Studio”, the home of Oscar and Irene Walter Johnson. The home was built in 1917 and designed by the famous architect Theodore Link who designed Union Station and many other prominent St. Louis buildings. Today the Studio is now The Studio Inn and can be rented for special events and meetings. The Johnsons purchased 8400 acres of land in St. Albans and after the death of Oscar, Irene Walter Johnson developed the farm into a very successful dairy operation called St. Albans Farms. Theodore Link also designed the Johnson’s dairy farm stone barn. The St. Albans Farm’s stone barn was placed on the National Register of Historic Places, but unfortunately, due to extensive deterioration, the building was razed and only the two round stone towers of the barn remain.
Honey Bee Point
A historic point of reference is Honey Bee Point, located on the bluffs above the Missouri River. It is on this bluff that Meriwether Lewis claims that he almost fell to his death at the start of the Lewis & Clark Expedition, escaping tragedy by digging his knife sheath into the craggy bluffs before he fell to the bottom. These cliffs overlook Lake St. Albans today.
St. Albans Country Club
One of the main attractions in St. Albans is the Country Club of St. Albans, a premier 36 hole golf club that boasts two championship courses. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy a round of golf while taking in the scenic beauty of the surrounding countryside. The private member club also offers various amenities such as a clubhouse, dining, swimming pool, pickleball and tennis courts. The Inns at St. Albans enjoys a reciprocal membership allowing its’ guests full access to the many amenities.
Head’s General Store
Several historic landmarks are located in St. Albans. The Head’s General Store is one of those landmarks. The store has been in continuous operation since its conception in 1892. A group of St. Albans townspeople felt that a store would be a good addition to their community so built one and then rented it out to different proprietors. The Pfeiffer Family purchased the store in 1915 and operated it as a General Store until 2004 when the proprietress of 61 years, Mae Pfeiffer Head, passed away. Originally known as “St. Albans General Store”, it is on the National Register of Historic Place.
The Studio Inn
Another historic landmark is “the Studio”, the home of Oscar and Irene Walter Johnson. The home was built in 1917 and designed by the famous architect Theodore Link who designed Union Station and many other prominent St. Louis buildings. Today the Studio is now The Studio Inn and can be rented for special events and meetings. The Johnsons purchased 8400 acres of land in St. Albans and after the death of Oscar, Irene Walter Johnson developed the farm into a very successful dairy operation called St. Albans Farms. Theodore Link also designed the Johnson’s dairy farm stone barn. The St. Albans Farm’s stone barn was placed on the National Register of Historic Places, but unfortunately, due to extensive deterioration, the building was razed and only the two round stone towers of the barn remain.
Honey Bee Point
A historic point of reference is Honey Bee Point, located on the bluffs above the Missouri River. It is on this bluff that Meriwether Lewis claims that he almost fell to his death at the start of the Lewis & Clark Expedition, escaping tragedy by digging his knife sheath into the craggy bluffs before he fell to the bottom. These cliffs overlook Lake St. Albans today.
Total Space Available
48,000 sqft
Sale Price
$14,200,000
Get in touch
Matt Bukhshtaber
David Kelpe