SOLOMONS ISLAND, Md. Two Calvert County seafood staples were recently planned to go up for auction, but court filings have changed the plans.<\/p>\n
Stoneys Kingfishers Seafood Bar & Grill in Solomon Island and a sister location in Broomes Island, Stoneys Seafood House, were originally set to go to auction on October 19. However, a recent bankruptcy filing has forced a cancellation of the sale.<\/p>\n
\"We need to await the outcome in the Bankruptcy Court before we know if the properties will return to the auction block,\" Paul Cooper, vice president of Alex Cooper Auctioneers toldTheBayNet.com.<\/p>\n
The two originally planned auctions included real estate only according to Cooper, as noted by the Baltimore Business Journal.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Stoneys Kingfishers is roughly 4,800-square-feet and rests atop a 0.25-acre waterfront lot on the Patuxent River. Additionally, the restaurant has panoramic views and several boat slips. The property owners currently lease out the restaurant.<\/p>\n
Currently, the Broomes Island location is temporarily closed, but it still has some pleasant features. The restaurant is roughly 6,200-square-feet and features a 300-seat restaurant that has been serving the community for over 20 years. The property also shares 1.34 acres of waterfront property with an adjacent bed-and-breakfast. There is also a 5,000 square-foot wedding venue next door.<\/p>\n
The auction was supposed to take place at the Circuit Court for Calvert County. We will continue to provide additional details when they come available.<\/p>\n
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