Own a piece of Richville's rich history with this remarkable commercial property, a storied 1862 building known as the town’s longest-
standing hospitality venue. Originally a trading post, this landmark has since served as a saloon, ice cream parlor, and now thrives as a restaurant and brewery. The property comes fully equipped for seamless operations with a 224-person occupancy, an UPServe POS
system, and a robust 28-tap lineup, plus four dedicated wine taps and a can seamer for to-go beer options. Ideal for owners interested in craft distribution, this property has multiple licenses, including microbrewery, wine and spirit maker, and distribution. The space is well-equipped for brewing with four barrel brewing system, three conicals, and a keg washing room complete with a crane for moving kegs. The two-story restaurant includes two server stations, spacious kitchen facilities, and ample storage. The setup features a smoker, 13-foot hood, three walk-in coolers with individual temperature controls powered by an exterior glycol cooling unit, and a small basement bakery with a proofer, double ovens, fridge, and prep space. Recent upgrades offer modern efficiency while retaining historic charm: a new roof (2018), three-phase electrical system (2020), dual air conditioning units with warranty (2022/2023), and four new hot water tanks (2024). Security and accessibility are enhanced with an integrated camera and alarm system, phone access, and alerts. The property also includes $20,000 in waterproofing by Dry Mich, office space, and ample storage. Perfect for the next chapter, this historic venue comes with an established clientele and room for growth in
Danny O'Brien
The John Wentworth Group