Good Ol' Days Resort

Property Description

Experience a peaceful lakeside escape at this premier resort destination located on approximately 4.52 acres on Lower Cullen Lake. This exceptional property features 14 modern guest cottages, a main lodge just steps from the shoreline, and an additional rental unit in the former owner’s residence, sleeping a total of 139 guests in the heart of Nisswa, Minnesota. The resort’s accommodations provide spacious layouts, private outdoor spaces, and captivating lake views year-round. Guests enjoy a wide range of resort-style amenities, including multiple sandy beaches, a variety of watercraft, outdoor recreation areas, and direct access to scenic walking and biking paths leading to downtown Nisswa in the popular vacation destination of the Brainerd Lakes Area of Minnesota. The property also benefits from strong year-round appeal, drawing visitors for both summer lake activities and winter escapes. With a proven track record of guest satisfaction, expansion potential, and a location in one of Minnesota’s most sought- after lake communities, Good Ol’ Days Resort represents a rare opportunity to own a high- performing hospitality asset in an unbeatable setting. Four waterfront lots are available for an additional $880,000. Location Overview The property is located in Nisswa, Minnesota, on Lower Cullen Lake, within the Brainerd Lakes Area, one of the Midwest’s most popular resort destinations. Situated in Central Minnesota, this region combines small-town charm with access to some of the finest lakes in the Midwest. The Property is located roughly 18 miles from downtown Brainerd, 12 miles from downtown Pequot Lakes, 11 miles from Breezy Point, and it is less than a 2.5-hour drive from Minneapolis. Minnesota Highway 371 serves as a main route in the city. Nisswa is well known as a tourist destination due to its many unique stores, including Stonehouse Coffee, Adirondack Coffee, an ice cream parlor and candy shop, The Chocolate Ox, and Zaiser's shoe store. The Paul Bunyan State Trail runs through Nisswa.