Maple Hall (c. 1850) - Historic Estate & Business Opportunity in the Shenandoah Valley -

Greek Revival masterpiece offers history, architectural interest, and business opportunity situated on 7.65 acres at the high-visibility crossroads of U.S. Route 11 and Exit 195 of Interstates 81 and 64 just outside of Lexington, Virginia.

This remarkable historic estate centers arounds its grand two-story brick mansion with English basement, featuring gorgeous original details like its giant Doric columns, Flemish bond brickwork, 10-over-10 sash windows, walnut interior doors, heart pine floors, and decorative fireplace mantels throughout. The main mansion includes up to 14 one-bedroom suites and two additional half baths, supported by modern amenities such as a full commercial-grade kitchen, large dining room, laundry facilities, sprinkler and security systems, public water and sewer, and beautiful surrounding grounds that include a swimming pool and serene pond.

Maple Hall is complemented by two additional brick buildings with flexible space:

- The Clayton House, built in 1820, is the oldest original structure on the estate and currently features three one-bedroom suites with three full baths.
- The Pond House, carefully constructed prior to 1990 to resemble its historic surroundings, overlooks the pond with two one-bedroom suites and four two-bedroom suites with a total of six full baths.

Currently zoned Agricultural Transitional, Maple Hall and its complex of architecturally stunning spaces offers exciting possibility to be permitted or zoned for a boutique inn, private retreat, event venue, or educational facility. This irreplaceable property listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Virginia Historic Landmarks Registry is set in an important historical corridor among notable nearby landmarks like Sam Houston's birthplace, Wade's Mill, the home of Cyrus McCormick and natural treasures like the Blue Ridge Parkway, Goshen Pass, and Natural Bridge.