109 S High Dublin, OH

This meticulously renovated building, originally constructed in 1842 as the Black Horse Tavern, is located in Dublin’s Historic District. The 2,584-square-foot main building has been renovated, preserving its original character with exposed Black Walnut beams and two restored limestone fireplaces, while updating the building's mechanical systems, infrastructure, and landscaping. A 1,078-square-foot carriage house, built in the 1990s to match the historic character of the main building, is located at the rear of the property and is currently fully leased, generating income. A beautifully landscaped courtyard connects the main building to the Carriage House. The property is within walking distance of Old Dublin (4 min walk) and Bridge Park (16 min walk), offering access to numerous shops and restaurants. The property includes 14 parking spaces on site, with additional street parking available. The current zoning permits conversion to a single-family home or Bed & Breakfast. The location in the Historic District provides 50% matching grant opportunities for up to $25,000 for exterior and landscape improvements through the Commercial Facade Improvement Program. The thoughtfully selected, custom furnishings and art throughout the building can be included in the sale. The ideal use would be a professional office (Attorney, Law Firm or similar).