Historic Tanglewood Ordinary (Williamsburg, VA)

Historic Tanglewood Ordinary

Serious offers always encouraged. Restaurant traffic is up significantly for 2015 Internet service excellent DSL Fusion satellite See our web site for details soon on our 30th Thanksgiving dinner Christmas Parties and New Years Eve with Bluegrass music. Professional buyer agency is welcome. Displayed on the National Register of Historic Places since 2002 Tanglewood is an evolved early 20th century log building that ranks as one of the best examples of Rustic style vernacular architecture still surviving in Virginia. While log construction was common in Central and Western Virginia in the Antebellum era this log building has its roots in the rustic movements of architecture that developed in the last quarter in the Adirondack Mountains region of New York. The rustic movement especially that which displayed a charismatic use of logs and large branches appeared early in the 20th century in the west especially in park areas. The rounded log look later became a standard approach to a great deal of Civilian Conservation Corps park architecture. Tanglewood was clearly part of this national architectural movement. Consisting of a 5 120 square foot rustic style log building (commercial downstairs 3500 sf apt up some basement floored plus unfloored & crawl) and an 1 800 square foot cottage on 3 picturesque acres (sf are approximate) the property is ideal for a bed and breakfast restaurant antique shop or retail store. Since 1986 Tanglewood has been the home of one of the finest family-style restaurants in the country. It is one of the largest commercially used log structures in the USA. Single family conversion or other uses may be possible. Neighborhood Description Great schools. Good drive-by traffic for the restaurant. Rural neighbors including 480 and 68 acre farms. see also www.OnTheRivanna.com