Brattleboro Sober Living
Overview
Lease and Income Structure
The building spans two floors with four full bathrooms, and its size and layout support a structured, high-capacity residential program of up to 28 beds.
Renovation is underway but not complete. The remaining work is estimated at about $80,000 to reach move-in and operational readiness, and a $10,000 furnishing budget is modeled on top of that. Both are included in the financials below. This is a value-oriented acquisition of a high-capacity building rather than a finished, turn-key asset.
The seller is prepared to offer $150,000 of owner financing as a second behind a conventional first mortgage, which sharply reduces the cash a buyer needs at closing. Other creative structures are open for discussion with a qualified buyer.
Brattleboro is a well-known community in southeastern Vermont with access to healthcare, employment, and recovery-support resources. The property suits an experienced recovery housing operator or investor seeking a large men's home who is prepared to complete the remaining work.
Work Needed
The home is mid-renovation. The remaining work is estimated at about $80,000 and covers completing interior finishes and the life-safety items required for occupancy. The final figure depends on the buyer's finish level. A buyer should plan diligence around confirming that budget, reviewing any open permits, and verifying the code, life-safety, and certification requirements needed to bring the property fully online.