Heyden's Mountain Ash Inn and Pruce’s Motor Inn were recently bought for $125K each
EDITOR'S NOTE: A version of this article originally appeared on SooToday on May 29. It is being republished for readers who may have missed it.Sitting just down the road from one another along Highway 17 in Heyden, the former sites of the Mountain Ash Inn and Pruce’s Motor Inn were recently sold after years of inactivity.
The seller was the provincial ministry of infrastructure, which took control of the properties years ago. Prior to its demolition, the former motel had been concerning residents for a number of years, particularly in November 2022 when Sault resident and retired OPP officer Ken Spahr visited the site and photographed several safety hazards around the property.
Unlike the Mountain Ash Inn, the former Pruce’s site just up the road has yet to be demolished. The crumbling two-storey structure has been riddled with vandalism, graffiti, and fires ever since the motel ceased its operations years ago.
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