$27.5 MILLION

FOR SALE1906 Deadwood Mountain | Deadwood, SD 57732 deadwoodmountaingrand.com

DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND offers multiple opportunities:continue operating and maintaining Black Hills’ most well-known hotel and casino, the future opportunity to develop and customize chalets, and facilitate more attraction to the resort and town.

DOUG BROCKHOUSE, SIOR Principal Bender Commercial | Sioux Falls

BRADYN NEISES Commercial Sales + Leasing Bender Commercial | Sioux Falls

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DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND

PROPERTY OVERVIEW

The Deadwood Mountain Grand Resort (“DMG”) opened in 2011 and has become one of the finest lodging and entertainment facilities in the Upper Midwest becoming #1 in the world within the IHG brand family. Forbes recently named “the DMG” the top

luxury hotel in South Dakota.

The Deadwood Mountain Grand Resort is now under new ownership in addition to a new management philosophy that promotes fresh concepts for programming. A key opportunity to the future would be developing 60 chalets, with a total of 127 rooms, on commercially zoned land owned by the resort adjacent to the existing facilities. The chalets could be added to the resorts room inventory in perpetuity and managed by the hotel increasing room capacity from 98 to 240 with all new VIP Suite level accommodations driving the top ADR in the market. The added units and additional occupied nights would significantly increase

revenue in all operating departments enhancing profit margins not only from added revenue but from economies of scale.

The Property is in the heart of historic Deadwood, South Dakota and is less than an hour’s drive from Mt. Rushmore National Memorial, Crazy Horse Memorial, Devils Tower National Monument, Custer State Park and is within a 90 minute drive from Badlands National Park. The entire city of Deadwood is designated by the Historic National Trust as a national historic landmark. Each year more than 3 million visitors come to Deadwood to enjoy the unique features of the town and the surrounding area featuring year round activities and events. Currently, approximately 400,000 of those visitors are drawn to the Deadwood Mountain Grand.

Deadwood Mountain Grand Features:1. Hotel - 98-room, luxury hotel with an excess of 35,000 square

feet of event space including three smaller spaces totaling 10,000 square feet in meeting space, a fitness facility, indoor swimming pool and Jacuzzi and the only resort-based spa and salon in the Black Hills

2. State of the Art Casino - including the latest slot devices with full live table gaming including Blackjack, Texas Hold-em, 3 Card, Roulette and Craps

3. The Patron Patio - accommodates approximately 700 people in an outdoor patio experience

4. Event Center - the 25,000-square foot space is the busiest concert venue in the region and hosts more than 150 events annually including: Concerts, Showtime Professional Boxing, MMA, Knife and Gun Shows, Cooking Shows, Car Auctions, Trade Shows, Weddings, Corporate Retreats, and more with approx. 200,000 attendees (Capacity 3,000 festival / 1,950 seated)

5. Six String - A themed, casual fun, dining restaurant with 110 seats and outdoor patio (seats 60 additional people in seasonal outdoor seating)

6. Santana’s Sports Bar – A 165 seat Sports Bar with an additional 80 seat private dining room

7. Full Service Salon + Spa

8. Gift Shop

9. Parking Garage - 3 story/220 spacesThe current owner will consider remaining as a minority partner with someone financially qualified to operate and manage the Resort and potentially develop the approved chalets.

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DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND

PROPERTY OVERVIEW

Deadwood Mountain Grand, a Holiday Inn Resort, is one of the region’s most unique hotel properties; the resort offers a hotel, casino, and event center. A world-class concierge/activity service, three on-site eateries, close proximity to downtown and local attractions and the Mickelson Trail.

Perched on a hill overlooking Historic Deadwood and featuring GRAND views, the 98-room luxury hotel adjoins to the refurbished Homestake Mine Slime Plant, one of Deadwood’s most unique historic landmarks, home to Deadwood’s only large-scale event center and casino. Luxury suites overlook spectacular views from private balconies, including that of Mount Moriah Cemetery (the final resting place of Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane and other legends of the Wild West) and Historic Deadwood. Guests can enjoy lounging by the grand stone fireplace, indulge in the spa, indoor pool and hot tub.

Hotel + Casino + Event CenterDEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND

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DEADWOOD

SOUTH DAKOTA

Rich in history, the city of Deadwood, South Dakota, is known for the Black Hills Gold Rush of the 1870s. The city received an estimated population growth of 5,000 people between 1876 and 1879, shortly after gold deposits were discovered in the Black Hills. Explorers from all over the world flocked to Deadwood hoping to cash in on the gold mining expeditions. The discovery, combined

with the surge in population growth, put the city of Deadwood on the map.

In 1890, the railroad became part of Deadwood’s logistics and connected the town to the rest of the world. As a result, the town evolved into a prosperous commercial hub. Unfortunately, the town experienced several hardships during the past century as fires destroyed significant historical structures and caused the town economic setbacks. To rebuild, organizers created the “Deadwood Experiment” which used gambling, a once booming business, to stimulate growth for the city. In 1989, gambling became legalized in Deadwood making it, at the time, one of only three places in the United States where gambling was legal. The experiment was a huge success as the town now attracts

millions of visitors a year, and gambling is a thriving force in Deadwood’s economy.

In 1961, the entire town of Deadwood was designated a National Historic Landmark for its well-preserved and maintained collection of late 19th-century frontier architecture. The city serves as county seat for Lawrence County and has an estimated population of ±1,300, according to the United States Census Bureau. The city experiences a high volume of tourism throughout the year as the area is full of recreational opportunities. Winter sports consist of snowboarding, skiing, and snowmobiling. Summer activities include: hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, fishing, swimming and rock climbing. The newest form of entertainment is ATV/UTVing with thousands of motorized vehicle trails in the immediate area. Others come to experience the town’s past and visit historical places such as the legendary Mt. Moriah Cemetery where larger-than-life Old West figure’s Wild Bill Hickok

and Calamity Jane are buried.

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DEADWOOD

SOUTH DAKOTA

Black Hills + BadlandsNATIONAL FOREST

From the four faces carved high on Mount Rushmore and the Cathedral Spires of

Custer State Park to the caverns of Wind Cave, the herds of buffalo, wild mustangs,

and burros in the Badlands in the east, to Devils Tower in the west – the Black Hills are

home to many animals and places.

With over five million acres of forest and mountain lands in the Black Hills you’ll also

find rich western history, natural beauty and adventure.

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FOR SALE1906 Deadwood Mountain | Deadwood, SD 57732 deadwoodmountaingrand.com

DOUG BROCKHOUSE, SIOR 605.782.5800 dbrock@benderco.com

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BRADYN NEISES 605.782.5800 bradyn@benderco.com