$619,900
222 Main St
Dayton, VA 22821 · None
6
beds
5.5
baths
6,858
sqft
About this home
THE THOMAS HOUSE RESTAURANT & INN. Historic Downtown Dayton , VA. Open and Operating! Real Estate & Business for sale. TURNKEY All inventory, furnishings and fixtures included. Excellent Live/Work opportunity, as the steward of Shenandoah Valley History! Original Dwelling built in 1815, with 1854 addition. The Thomas House Restaurant addition was added by Lottie Thomas in 1960, and has been open continuously since the 1960s. The home, operating as the Thomas House Inn, has 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, 1 bed/1 bath apartment, and unfinished basement, with private entrance and bath (rough-in), that was formally a 2nd apartment. The Thomas House restaurant has ample seating, plus utilizes private rooms in the home for serving groups and parties. Excellent Live/Work potential! History: Built by Alexander Herrington, in 1818, Harrington’s grandfather, Lord Benjamin Herring, was an English nobleman who settled in the Shenandoah Valley in 1737. Their daughter, Bathsheba, married Capt. Abraham Lincoln, grandparents of President Abraham Lincoln. In 1942, Lottie Thomas opened the Thomas House bakery, which became the Thomas House restaurant, and operated the house as a boarding house. You can find "Lottie's rules" for boarders in the photos.
Details
- Bedrooms
- 6
- Bathrooms
- 5.5
- Living area
- 6,858 sqft
- Price per sqft
- $90
- Lot
- 0.46 ac
- Year built
- 1815
- Type
- T
- Days on market
- 486
- MLS #
- 663438
Home details
Interior
- Heating
- Hot Water, Natural Gas
- Cooling
- Central AC
- Appliances
- Electric Range, Refrigerator
- Basement
- Heated, Inside Access, Outside Entrance, Rough Bath Plumb, Unfinished, Walk Out · 1,386 sqft unfinished
- Primary bedroom on main level
- Yes
Utilities
- Water & sewer
- Public Water, Public Sewer
Lot & HOA
- Lot size
- 0.46 acres
- Zoning
- B-2 Genera
- Subdivision
- None
Schools
- Elementary: John Wayland
- Middle: Wilbur S. Pence
- High: Turner Ashby
Location & lot
Parcel boundaries and aerial imagery are from the Virginia Geographic Information Network (Virginia Base Mapping Program); flood zones are from the FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer. All are approximate, provided for general reference only, and are not a survey, a title document, or an official flood determination. Verify boundaries with a licensed surveyor and flood status at FEMA's Flood Map Service Center.