158 Sandollar Ct

Grand Isle Marina in Grand Isle, Louisiana, acts as a central hub for boating and fishing, serving as a primary base for visitors, particularly during the regionally famous International Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo. Established in 1928, the Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo is the oldest fishing tournament in the United States. The island population increases from around 1,200 to over 250,000 during the late-July event. The subject property hosts this event and provides the official weigh station for the tournament. The marina was build in 1974 and has endured many storms and subsequent renovations.

The site is improved with 3 buildings totaling 126,341 SF

The main building is a raised 9,600 SF restaurant/store with owner's apartment and 3 studio units

The hotel is also raised and measures +/- 14,000 SF with 58 rooms spread over 2 floors.

The third building is a bait operation and measures 2,710 SF at ground level with easy access to the diesel fuel dock.

• 900 FT canopied weigh station area
• 4 above ground fuel tanks
• 2 boat ramps
• 1,200 SF linear feet of bulkhead water frontage
• 3 double sided gas pumps
• 1 double sided gas/diesel pump
• +/- 100,000 SF of packed and filled site
• Sufficient dock and pier square footage to support the slip count
• 65 boat slips, 14 of which have lifts
• Notable marina FF&E includes a fish weigh station, FF&E from a sizable bait operation, and a commercial kitchen
• Fresh water and Ice