c. 1835 Southern Colonial in Lexington, Virginia

From The Archives	Listing No. 27195 c. 1835 Southern Colonial Lexington, VA
	Tankersley Tavern on the Maury c. 1835 Tankersley Tavern, was a popular watering hole for some of Lexington's most famous residents starting in the 1800's. On over an acre of prized Rockbridge County acreage with 200 feet of Maury River frontage this home sits on the out skirts of Historic Lexington. Not your typical house of the time, this National Register of Historic Places and a Virginia Historic Landmark home is a rare find. Part of this home was the original toll booth for the Lexington Turnpike into town. The location is perfect for an Inn, VRBO or AirBnB as it is in Rockbridge County, and zoned B1.
	Bedrooms: 3 Full Bath(s): 2 Stories: 2.0 Acres: 1.200	Features. 1st Floor Bath 1st Floor Bedroom Attic Basement Bonus Room Crawl Space Dining room Dry Basement Finished Basement Foyer Kitchen Laundry Room Living room Sunroom Unfinished Basement Walk out Basement Walk-Up Attic Automatic outside lights Carport Fenced Yard Garden Greenhouse Patio Porch Storage Building Storm Windows Built-in Bookcases Ceramic Tile Gas Logs Original wood windows Standing Seam Metal Roof Skylight Wood floors Tin Roof Central air City sewer City water supply Dishwasher Disposal Gas heating Heat pump Range Refrigerator Original Glass in Windows Original Heartpine Floors Some Original Doors
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Tankersley Tavern on the Maury

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