Black Hall Marina Sold for $1.8M

0:00It's April 15th, from your city to your ears. This is Hardford News today, powered by AI. A marina and old lime that's all about small boats and paddle sports just changed hands for $1.8 million. Sean Summers, a real estate investor from Wilburham, Massachusetts, snapped up the spot at 132 Shore Road from Jolly Roger Enterprises. Run by Eugene Schmiel out of Clinton. Deed hit the books on March 26th. The 0.85 acre property packs a 3,800 square foot building with kayak showroom and retail on the lower floors. Plus a one bedroom apartment up top. There's also a boat house by the docks for events and camps and three docking zones holding 56 slips total on the Black Hall River right where. It meets the Connecticut River and Long Island Sound. Summers plans to keep things rolling just like Mailliel did. No big shakeups to the setup that's been thriving. Local brokers, Geno Panasa and Tim Bray from Seaport Real Estate Services made the deal happen and called it a perfect fit, especially with the seller.

1:07Sticking around for support. On top of the land sale, Schmiel offloaded the business itself for some undisclosed amount and threw in $1.29 million of seller, financing backed by a mortgage on the property. This keeps Black Hall Marina steady for boaters and paddlers in the area, preserving that Riverside Vive without missing a beat.