A rare opportunity to own a piece of Lenox history in the heart of the village. The Gateways Inn offers the kind of downtown location that is increasingly difficult to find--paired with something even more valuable: substantial on-site parking, a true rarity in the center of Lenox. Originally built as a private residence in the early 1900s, the property has a long history as one of Lenox's notable hospitality destinations. Over the years, The Gateways Inn has welcomed guests to the Berkshires and become part of the fabric of this historic village, where architecture, culture, dining and the region's renowned seasonal attractions converge. Today, the property presents an exciting opportunity for an owner-occupier, hospitality operator or investor looking to establish a presence in one the Berkshires' most desirable downtown locations. The inn features guest rooms with private en-suite bathrooms, along with an operating commercial kitchen and bar, creating the infrastructure for continued hospitality use or a reimagined concept. A generous laundry room and employee break room in the basement provide practical back-of-house functionality that is often difficult to add to an existing property.
Perhaps most compelling is the combination of location and infrastructure. The property benefits from public water, public sewer and natural gas, while the expansive on-site parking offers a significant advantage for guests, employees and potential future uses. In downtown Lenox, where parking can be at a premium, this is an exceptional asset.
The Gateways Inn offers the opportunity to build upon an established hospitality property while bringing your own vision to a historic Lenox destination. Whether continuing its legacy as an intimate inn, creating a new hospitality concept, or exploring an owner-occupied investment, the property offers a rare combination of location, scale, parking, infrastructure and history.
Just steps from the restaurants, shops and galleries of downtown Lenox and minutes from Tanglewood, Kennedy Park and the cultural attractions of the Berkshires, this is a property with both a strong sense of place and meaningful potential for the next chapter.