This historic colonial-style house was built in 1912 by two Finnish brothers, the Nerdrums, who worked for the C.A. Smith Lumber Company. There they pioneered the use of salt water from the bay in making pulp, a process that later proved unprofitable. The manor estate is their legacy.
The Old Tower House is a wonderfully restored Victorian Home in the Empire District of Coos Bay. There are 3 rooms in the main house w private bathrooms located right across the hall. A small cottage is located at the back of the garden with a private entrance and gated parking. Guests are welcome to use the veranda looking out on the garden to read, watch TV or a movie or use their computer. On a cold wintry day our parlor has a welcoming fireplace. All of the bathrooms feature a clawfoot tub/shower.
Over the last few years, the demand for Bed and Breakfast operations has been increasing significantly. People are seeking places to relax and feel at home or get outside and be adventurous. They are ready to pay you to provide a safe, quiet space in which they can relax and feel at home, without interruptions and without an agenda.
If you thought running a successful Bed and Breakfast has to be difficult, you'll learn why it doesn't, and the methods I use to keep it simple (and profitable!) and how YOU, too, can capitalize on this exciting and immensely profitable NEW trend.
