| This historic Shenandoah Valley property was built in 1805 and originally used as a tavern and way-station for travelers through Thornton’s Gap |
| Today the historic property is an opportunity for a modern B&B experience driving distance from the Capitol for getaways and events |
| Guests enjoy the spacious rooms, comfortable beds and amenities like bikes and a fire pit |
| Rich in local attractions like Luray Caverns | Shenandoah National Park | Car & Carriage Caravan Museum | River Hill Wine & Spirits and more |
| There are water and electric hookups for four tiny homes or Park Model RV’s |
| Several opportunities for increased upsells including meals, tours, weddings, corporate events and even a beer garden |
Ray Turchi
Marcus & Millichap
