Located in the scenic mountain town of Beulah (pop. 1,500), near the San Isabel National Forest, the Beulah Inn includes a landmark restaurant & bar, as well as 3 rental cabins, creating a unique turnkey business opportunity catering to both locals & a steady stream of tourists. Built in 1940, the inn has been a much-loved community eatery & gathering place, up until its closure at the start of the Covid pandemic. Its loyal customer base is eager for this local favorite to re-open. The 1,755sf, 55-seat restaurant & bar has everything a new owner will need for a re-launch: booths, seating, a fully functional restaurant kitchen, a spacious pantry with several freezers, a large walk-in refrigerator, a smoker & the inn’s historic hardwood bar, featuring the cattle brands of local ranches operating in the business’s early days. The sellers can even provide existing menus & leads on potential cooks & wait staff. Outside on the 0.77-acre property, there’s a newly built patio seating area with three tables & room for more. An open area behind the inn could potentially offer more seating, or be put to use as a beer garden or venue for weddings, concerts, reunions & other events. The inn also has a covered front porch & a paved parking area on the west side of the property. The property’s 3 cabins are each approximately 500 sf; all have hardwood floors & historic charm. Cabins 1 & 2 each have 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom & a living room that can double as additional sleeping space. Cabin 3 is one large room (no bathroom) that can serve as overflow space or a common gathering area for guests. Cabin guests can use a separate entrance on the property’s east side, away from the inn. Utilities: San Isabel Electric (power); Beulahland Communications (phone, cable, internet); Beulah Water Works. The property uses propane, rather than natural gas, and the inn is heated exclusively by wood heat. The Beulah Inn is located inside Colorado GMU 84.