LITTLE COMPTON – Goosewing Hotels & Resorts, the redevelopers of the Stone House hotel, this week announced that they will sell memberships to three of the historic inn’s guest suites.
Membership pricing starts at $1.25 million, the company said. They are 99-year, transferable leases for one of three suites – the Heron, Plover or Osprey – and include “the flexibility to have the leasehold managed as part of the Stone House guest-room inventory at times of the member’s choosing,” the company said in a news release.
“This is a unique opportunity to become a member of Stone House and enjoy resort-style living in one of the most sought after coastline communities in New England,” CEO Craig Pishotti said in a statement Monday. “Estate members will experience extraordinary amenities and services on a level with the finest international resorts.”
The 154-year-old inn was named this spring to the National Register of Historic Places after Goosewing purchased it in October 2007 for $5.4 million. The main building has 12 guest rooms. Construction, which includes the rebuilding of the cupola and porches, is expected to be completed by summer 2009.
The three one-bedroom suites available for membership are in the Wood Barn building, which is adjacent to the main house.
Goosewing Hotels & Resorts is a Little Compton-based hotel development and property management company that specializes in historic renovation and preservation. For more information, visit www.GooseWingHotels.com.
