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Listing No. 9953
c. 1735 Federal
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Boswells TavernBoswells Tavern is not only a fine example of a rare intact structure from the mid-1700's colonial period... it remains as a residence, small farm, & an important chapter in U.S. history. Built circa 1735 on part of the expansive Nicholas Meriwether grant by his grandson Nicholas Johnson, the structure is located between Charlottesville and Richmond in a scenic historic area. History buffs can sleep where Lafayette slept. There's a lovely pond on the 75 acres too. |
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Bedrooms: 5
Full Bath(s): 3 Heated Sq. Ft.: 3,052 Stories: 2 Acres: 75.000 |
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