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Newport, OR 97365
Property Type: Bed & Breakfast
Distance to Oregon Coast, Oregon: 0.92 mi
$950,000
Why Buy an Inn on the Oregon Coast?
Visitor spending on the coast reached about $2.5 billion in 2023, making it Oregon’s second-largest tourism region. Travelers come for beaches, tide pools, lighthouses, the Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport, fishing harbors, golf at Bandon and winter storm watching, much of it within a few hours of Portland and the Willamette Valley.
That supports coastal inns, bed and breakfasts, cottages and small oceanfront lodges. Summer is the peak, with spring break, fall and winter storm season adding business, though weekdays in the off-season are quiet.
Buying an Inn on the Oregon Coast
Buying an inn on the Oregon Coast means looking closely at the condition of the building, exposure to wind, salt air and erosion, and how the business performs by season. Coastal cities and counties regulate short-term rentals closely, with caps in towns such as Newport and Cannon Beach, though bed and breakfasts are treated differently in some places. Oregon’s state lodging tax rises from 1.5% to 2.75% on January 1, 2027, on top of local taxes.
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Selling an Inn on the Oregon Coast
The Oregon Coast draws buyers from Portland, Seattle and California. Those buyers will look closely at seasonal results, licensing and maintenance costs on coastal buildings.
Marilyn Bushnell & Associates helps Oregon Coast owners understand value, prepare financial and operational information and market the property while protecting guest relationships and future bookings.
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Our Oregon Coast Experience
Our Oregon Coast work includes Newport Belle in Newport. Every member of our team has owned and operated an inn, so we look at a property the way an owner would: how it earns its revenue, what it costs to run and what it will need next.
Whether you’re buying or selling on the Oregon Coast, we serve as consultants and advisors, and we cooperate with licensed Oregon real estate professionals when a sale requires one.
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Oregon Coast Inn FAQs
What drives lodging demand on the Oregon Coast?
Beaches, harbor towns, lighthouses, the Oregon Coast Aquarium, golf, fishing and winter storm watching draw most visitors, with easy drives from Portland and the Willamette Valley. Summer is busiest.
How do local rules affect Oregon Coast inns?
Coastal cities and counties set their own rules, and several cap vacation-rental licenses. Bed and breakfasts are often treated differently from whole-home rentals, so confirm how the property is licensed and whether that license transfers to a new owner.
Nearby Inn Markets
Buyers comparing opportunities in the Pacific Northwest may also want to explore nearby markets and other Oregon inns and independent lodging businesses for sale.
Willamette Valley, Oregon
More than 700 wineries and Pinot Noir country within an hour of Portland.Explore the Willamette Valley →
Ashland
Home of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, with a theater season from spring through fall.
Olympic Peninsula, Washington
Port Angeles, Sequim and Port Townsend serve Olympic National Park and waterfront travelers.Explore the Olympic Peninsula →
Considering Buying or Selling an Inn on the Oregon Coast?
Marilyn Bushnell & Associates has firsthand experience with the opportunities and challenges of owning and selling coastal inns. Whether you are evaluating an inn on the Oregon Coast as a buyer or considering the sale of an established property, we can help you assess the business, real estate, financial performance, market position and transaction together.
