Mackeys Tavern

Mackeys Tavern (c. 1770) exemplifies the historic architecture of the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Located only 5 miles west of Lexington, this impeccably restored stone tavern with frame addition completed in 1883 sits beautifully on over 5 park-like acres overlooking spring-fed pond and year-round stream. Outbuildings include stone spring house, fort/smokehouse, barn and two car garage.

There are four bedrooms and two and half baths including a large master with exposed wooden beams and timeless wide plank hardwood floors. Stone steps lead down to the stone walled cellar with its commanding fireplace and thick chestnut mantel. Spacious living room, foyer, dining room, library, and updated kitchen. A total of six fireplaces with impressive mill work throughout. Property is well protected in a pastoral setting.