Samuel Avery House restaurant sold by Bouzianis of KW Coastal

Wolfeboro, NH A piece of New Hampshire’s culinary and architectural heritage has found new ownership, as the historic Samuel Avery House restaurant was sold under the guidance of real estate professional Mark Bouzianis of Keller Williams Coastal Land & Commercial Group, whose specialized knowledge of hospitality properties proved instrumental in matching this venue with the right buyer.

The Samuel Avery House, a fully restored historic building located in a lakeside community, represents far more than a typical restaurant transaction. This 4,703 s/f renovated property, rebuilt from the studs out while preserving its historical integrity, stands as a testament to New Hampshire’s rich heritage and is eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places.

The sale of the third floor the restaurant occupies closed for $1.95 million, demonstrating the growing market demand for authentic historic properties that combine heritage value with modern functionality. Located near one of New Hampshire’s lakes, the property offers both historical significance and prime positioning in a sought-after tourist destination.

Through his grasp of property owners’ objectives, Bouzianis’ story exemplifies the pinnacle of client-centered service in real estate transactions. Throughout the sales process, his commitment to these objectives manifested in negotiations and strategic positioning of the property.

This transaction reflects broader trends in the historic real estate market, where buyers seek properties that offer both investment potential and cultural significance. The sale underscores the importance of working with real estate professionals who understand the challenges and opportunities presented by heritage properties.