Rockbridge County - Lexington, Virginia Real Estate Auction Historic Maple Hall Inn and 56± Acres Thursday, April 24, 2014 — 2:00 PM. Sold on Site. Preview Dates: Saturdays, April 5, 12, 19 from 10 am to 2pm; Wednesday, April 23 1- 4pm, and day of Sale 10am to 2pm. Virginia Historic Landmark – Minimum Bid only $699,000 Maple Hall, c. 1850 is a Virginia Historic Landmark that was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1987. The Greek Revival home was restored to a historic inn in the mid 1980’s and operated continually until December of 2012. The Inn boast 20 fully furnished guest rooms, each with private baths, along with complete dining and kitchen facilities. The main house features high ceilings, spacious hallways and wonderful interior detailing including chair rail, crown molding, mantles, fireplaces and pine floors. Found on the ground level are 3 guest rooms, 2 dining rooms, 2 half baths, commercial kitchen and garden room. The second floor features 5 guest rooms, the inn keeper’s office and laundry. On the third floor are found 4 guest rooms. The Guest House was built in 1824 and is the oldest residence on the property. The ground level suite features a bedroom, bath, living room, kitchen, laundry and porch. This makes an ideal owners quarters. The second level of the Guest House features 2 additional guest rooms. The Pond House was constructed in 1990. It features 2 guest suites on the first level. The second floor has 2 large guest rooms with a shared living room. The upper level has 2 guest suites. Each floor has a balcony overlooking the pond and the surrounding countryside. The Pond House was built with historic detail complementing the original structures on the property. Additional Inn amenities include a swimming pool, tennis court, pond, and walking trails. Surrounding the Inn complex, are 56± acres of woodland and pasture. This Historic Inn will sell at auction for a minimum bid of $699,000. Maple Hall is ideally located at Exit 195 on Interstate 81 and fronts Route 11, just 6 miles north of historic Lexington, Virginia.