The historic 1704 Langhorne Hotel includes the building, restaurant, liquor license, twelve rental rooms and two apartments. The owners have maintained impeccable condition of the building. Some of the more recent updates are exterior building painting, basement waterproofing system, newer roof on the second-floor and expansion of the first-floor dining area. The liquor license is an R license which can be transferred anywhere in the county. The first dining area seats 18 and is dominated by a non-functioning, brick, fireplace with a gas stove insert for added ambience and opens to the bar area. The bar has 12 seats, 3 high top tables and 3 dining tables. The keg cooler is located in the basement which allows more space for the bar area. The second dining room has about ten 4 top tables, high ceilings and its own mini split system. The large gourmet kitchen contains high end appliances and two 6 burner ranges, a grill, 2 fryers, prep area, dish washing area, and a walk-in cooler. The second and third floors have 12 rental rooms from a common hallway plus two shared bathrooms. Each room offers a separate entrance, a window and 9' ceilings. In addition to the 12 rental rooms, there are two apartments. Apartment #1 features a private entrance from Maple Avenue and is a spacious two-bedroom town-home apartment. Enter from Maple Ave into the living room with open concept to the kitchen. Apartment #1 also has its own laundry room on the first floor, as well as two bedrooms and a bath on the second floor. In addition, there is a basement which provides extra storage. Located on the second floor is Apartment #2 which is a one-bedroom/one bathroom unit with kitchen and bar seating and living room. Langhorne Hotel and Maple Avenue are within minutes of Route 1 and other major highways.