Here′s your opportunity to own a highly profitable, turnkey, Bed & Breakfast in Louisville, Kentucky. Located in the village center of the beautifully planned Norton Commons community, Chateau Bourbon is an award-winning B&B on the renowned Select Registry. Built in 2015, the meticulously well-maintained property effortlessly blends southern style with modern luxury. The iconic front porch with its swinging daybed and inviting gas lanterns provides a beautiful welcome for guests. Thoughtfully laid out with just over 3,800 sqft above grade and an additional 1,858 sqft in the partially finished lower level, the inn boasts 5 private suites each with an en-suite bathroom or 4 private suites and a inn keepers′ quarters (current use), a commercial kitchen, a half bath, and multiple spacious gathering areas. The custom furnishings and curated decor celebrate the spirit and heritage of the Bluegrass State. Guests enjoy access to three community swimming pools, multiple neighborhood parks, an amphitheater, and the village market, in addition to a variety of fine dining options, and local boutiques within the Norton Commons community. Chateau Bourbon is an official partner of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, and in close proximity to several distilleries and tours. Chateau Bourbon′s guests enjoy indulgent, chef-prepared breakfasts, complimentary bourbon tastings, and personalized service that has earned national recognition and a loyal following. With a consistent track record of strong occupancy, excellent financial performance, glowing reviews, and media coverage, Chateau Bourbon is ideal for both new and experienced innkeepers or lifestyle investors seeking a unique, profitable venture in one of Kentucky′s most desirable areas. Whether you′re welcoming Derby-goers, international thoroughbred horse aficionados, bourbon trail travelers, or experience-driven guests, this exceptional bed and breakfast offers the perfect blend of sophistication, warmth, and opportunityan investment as rewarding as the guest experience it delivers.
