2625 Old Tavern Road, VA 23139

A rare opportunity to own one of Virginia's most historically significant properties, the Old Cumberland Courthouse & Mosby Tavern offer a remarkable connection to colonial Virginia history. Dating back to the 1740s, this Powhatan County landmark once served as Benjamin Mosby’s Tavern & the early Cumberland County Courthouse an important gathering place for court proceedings, travelers, militia activity & community affairs. Rich with period character & historic charm, the property reflects the craftsmanship, stories, & heritage of early Virginia while offering a truly distinctive setting in the heart of Powhatan. For the buyer seeking more than just a home, this is a chance to become the next steward of a treasured National landmark where history, architecture, & legacy come together. The Tavern offers timeless character, peaceful acreage & the modern comforts needed to enjoy historic living; complete w/a scenic pond, beautiful grounds & versatile outbuildings that enhance both the charm and functionality of this remarkable property. The current stewards of this home have meticulously maintained this gem w/such improvements as updated HVAC systems w/backup propane furnace, generator, septic system updated 1989, propane h2o heater, new kitchen updates 2000 w/Wolf Cooking & Subzero Refrigeration, 200AMP new electrical panel box 1988, new primary bath 2016 & metal roofs routinely painted-many completed April '26.The main residence features over 3,931 square feet with a traditional historical floorplan, featuring formal rms, casual areas, multiple dining area, 1st primary & 4 bedrooms on 2nd floor. Rich in history & surrounded by 22 scenic acres, Mosby Tavern blends peaceful living, complete w/a stocked pond, cattle barn, & additional outbuildings ideal for livestock, storage, hobbies, or future vision. Additional LAND is available to purchase with this sale NOW- Can Sell House on the 165 Acres. Realtors have all details. This is the most exceptional opportunity to own a Nationally recognized Virginia Landmark.