911 Barkley Bora St
Gilchrist, TX 77617
Beachfront Boardwalk Resort Galveston · Hospitality Property For Sale · 11,012 SF

Property Overview: The Beachfront Boardwalk Resort is a 30-unit, three-story, interior corridor resort built in 2017. This unique beachfront property is well-equipped with numerous common area and guest room amenities. The resort offers individual guest rooms that can sleep between three and thirteen people furnished with couches, loft bedrooms, flat-screen televisions, and kitchenettes or full kitchens. Additionally, the resort is loaded with amenities and activities including a large pool, two whirlpools, a splash pad, barbecue, and outdoor fire pit area, hammock lounges, and outdoor games and activities for all ages. Room Breakdown: Double Room: Sleeps up to three people. Slightly smaller than a hotel room, with loft beds accessed by ladders. Deluxe Double Room: Sleeps up to four people. Slightly smaller than a hotel room, with loft beds accessed by ladders. Family Room: Sleeps up to seven people with an ocean view. Family Studio: Sleeps up to 11 people with an ocean view. Family Studio Suite: Sleeps up to 13 people with an ocean view. Location Highlights: Rollover Pass: Considered a landmark on the Bolivar Peninsula and located only 2.4 miles from the hotel, Galveston County has begun building a county park and fishing pier for tourists to enjoy in the future. Fort Travis Park: This historic site located on the Bolivar Peninsula includes fort bunkers to explore, playgrounds, picnic areas, and overnight camping for guests. Crystal Beach: Located 6 miles from the hotel, this public beach hosts numerous different events year-round for tourists and locals. Pelican Island: Located just across the causeway from the Bolivar Peninsula, Pelican Island offers a National Wildlife Refuge, Pontoon River Cruises, state parks, and lagoons to explore. The Strand: Galveston’s Historic Strand District is the heart of the island with a mix of shops and restaurants in historic buildings. The district also includes nightclubs, hotels, and other forms of entertainment; The Strand is the center for the Galveston Mardi Gras festivities and other seasonal festivals. Port of Galveston: This 840-acre is perfectly situated at the entrance to Galveston Bay and the Houston Ship Channel just 30 minutes from open seas and has an annual estimated impact of $2.3 billion. Galveston 61st Street Fishing Pier: The 61st Street Fishing Pier is Galveston’s premier fishing spot as well as providing fun for the whole family. The Pier offers everything for fishing for anything from as well as food and drinks, bikes and board rentals, and surfing lessons. Schlitterbahn Galveston: Schlitterbahn Galveston is three distinct parks connected by a mile of river with four high-thrill speed slides, raft rides, and water coasters, including the world’s tallest water coaster. Schlitterbahn draws over 1.2 million visitors annually. Babe’s Beach Project: Babe’s Beach is undergoing a $24.5 million expansion to add an additional 800,000 cubic yards of sand along the seawall beach from 61st Street west towards 83rd Street with the goal of widening the stretch of beach in order to add recreation to beachgoers and protect the seawall from storm surges. Moody Gardens: The Moody Gardens is an educational tourist destination with a golf course and hotel to educate and excite visitors about conservation and wildlife. The three main pyramid attractions are the Aquarium Pyramid, which is one of the largest in the region with numerous species for fish and marine animals, the Rainforest Pyramid, which contains tropical plants and animals including free-roaming monkeys, and the Discovery Pyramid which focuses on science-oriented exhibits and activities.