RICHMOND, Va. — The Fan’s first boutique hotel is officially in the works. The Shenandoah building at 501 N. Allen Ave. is in line to be converted into a roughly 70-room hotel. The six-story building sits just north of the circle on Monument Avenue where the Lee statue once stood. The formal plans were confirmed last week by Ari Heckman, CEO of ASH NYC, which bought the property in the fall for $3.5 million but hadn’t disclosed its intentions for the site at the time. Read the full story on Richmond BizSense.
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The six-story building The Shenandoah in the Fan is currently vacant. ASH NYC, which bought the property for $3.5 million, plans to convert it into a boutique hotel. <br/><br/>
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