GLOUCESTER, Virginia– BluWater Group, an Orlando, Florida-based personal equity company, revealed today the growth of its portfolio with the acquisition of the Inn at Warner Hall, a lovely 11-room inn noted on the National Register of Historic Places. Established in 1642 as part of an initial land grant, the Inn rests on 38-acres along the Severn River and was formerly owned by Troy and Theresa Stavens.
“I was astonished when I initially went to the Inn at Warner Hall. The history of the home is a vital part of American history, and the premises and Inn are simply unbelievable,” stated Blake Plumley, CEO of BluWater Group. “At BluWater Group we focus on special financial investments that exceed a deal, by producing inspired journeys with function and elegance. The Inn at Warner Hall is an ideal addition to our portfolio, and we are thrilled to be the brand-new custodians of the history and the future of this storied location.”
The residential or commercial property’s historic significance originates from its 1642 starting by Augustine Warner I, great-great-grandfather of George Washington. The 38-acre estate, located along Virginia’s Severn River, includes centuries-old oak trees and comprehensive waterside. In addition to being noted by the National Register of Historic Places, the Inn at Warner Hall is likewise signed up by the Virginia Historic Landmarks Commission and continues to be of significant architectural and genealogical significance in American history.
“After 25 fantastic years, we’re positive BluWater Group will honor Warner Hall’s tradition,” stated previous owners Troy and Theresa Stavens. “We eagerly anticipate returning as visitors and viewing the residential or commercial property’s next chapter unfold.”
The Inn will close for a modest, two-month remodelling on Jan. 4, with improvements to the home’s dining establishment to follow.
