5340 National Pike, Markleysburg, PA 15459

This historic commercial property includes a main building constructed of stone and wood, originally built in 1826. The interior is described as large and spacious, with substantial woodwork and distinctive architectural features. In addition to the main structure, the offering includes a medium-sized pond, an old storage barn, and a newer modern frame construction that was originally intended to be a modern office building but was never finished.

The property is located on the National Pike at 5340 National Pike in Markleysburg, Pennsylvania. Public remarks also note its historical association with Browns Tavern and Humberson Tavern on the old National Pike.

For buyers looking for a distinctive redevelopment or adaptive reuse opportunity, the combination of a historic tavern building, usable acreage, and supporting outbuildings provides flexibility for a range of commercial concepts. The presence of both the established main structure and the unfinished modern frame construction can help accommodate planning for additional space, while the included pond and surrounding land may support plans that benefit from an expansive setting. No specific current operating details, tenant information, or accessibility improvements are provided in the remarks, so due diligence is recommended to confirm fit for any particular use.