Claudia Sanders Dinner House, the restaurant created by Colonel Sanders for his beloved wife in Shelbyville, Kentucky, is now for sale.

The sale includes the real estate, the thriving restaurant business still operating and serving over 100,000 guests a year, and the house that served as Sanders' primary residence for over 25 years.

The real estate consists of 3.03 commercially-zoned acres and two structures. The first is Blackwood Hall, a 5,000-square-foot residence that belonged to Colonel and Claudia Sanders from 1959 to 1984. The second is an almost 25,000-square-foot restaurant, banquet hall, and event space.

With its proximity to the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, Louisville, and fast-growing Shelbyville, this property is well-positioned to become a major tourist attraction, distillery, or event center.

Request Offering Memorandum by clicking on the link located in the "Attachments and Media" Section below.