GRANVILLE, Ohio ( WCMH ) — The Buxton Inn, a 212-year-old central Ohio venue where several celebrities and U.S. presidents have stayed, is now on the market with an asking price of nearly $2 million.
Made up of five buildings totaling 10,000 square feet, the inn at 313 Broadway E. in Granville will cost $1,950,000 to buy, according to a listing by Lisa McKivergin with Re/Max Town Center. Built in 1812, the listing boasts the inn as “a once in a lifetime opportunity of meaningful creativity for [the buyer] to harness.”
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“Saturated in history, the historic Buxton Inn can become your home, business and creative adventure,” McKivergin’s listing states. “In the 212 years of operation, the guests have included three U.S. Presidents: Lincoln, Harrison and McKinley. Additionally, Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Garner, Henry Ford, and Yo-Yo Ma have stayed under its roof.”
The listing notes that the property is zoned for use as a hotel, restaurant, event space, art gallery, specialty retail, medical clinic, spa, fitness center or religious space. Currently, the five buildings make up 25 guest rooms and The Tavern, a cocktail bar that was once part of the Underground Railroad and a sleeping space for stagecoach drivers.