882 Locust Drive , Roanoke, IN 46783(Huntington County)

Step back in time and imagine yourself as the proud owner of the former Oak Grove Park Hotel, a charming historical property that dates back to 1926. This majestic building, rich in history and spanning over 5500 square feet, offers a unique opportunity to either revive it as a bed and breakfast or cherish it as a generational or multi family home. As you step through its doors, you'll be transported to a bygone era, where guests from the past once experienced the charm and elegance of the Oak Grove Park Hotel. The possibilities for this property are boundless, and your vision can breathe new life into this remarkable piece of history. Currently, the home has an operational kitchen, bath, living room, and dining area and 2 bedrooms with baseboard heat. However, there is so much more potential waiting to be unlocked. Imagine transforming the space into a haven with a minimum of 6 additional bedrooms, 3 additional spaces for cozy gatherings, and adding 2 lofts for even more charm. The property also has room for 4 more bathrooms, allowing you to accommodate guests comfortably. Storage will never be an issue, as there are ample storage spaces in the basement and storage closets throughout the home, preserving the practicality of modern living while preserving the historical charm. The 1.152 acres of wooded grounds surrounding the property offer a serene setting with it's a front and 2 back enclosed porches to take in nature, yet just minutes from Fort Wayne via US 24. The original carriage house will provide ample outside storage with some renovations. Whether you choose to run it as a bed and breakfast or cherish it as a generational or multi family home, this property is a canvas awaiting your imagination and love. The rich history that envelopes the Oak Grove Park Hotel will become a part of your story as you embark on this incredible journey of preservation and rejuvenation. Don't miss the chance to be the steward of this enchanting piece of history, ensuring that its legacy lives on for generations to come.