675 10th Street, Plainwell, MI 49080

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AMAZING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY or YOUR VERY OWN 5 ACRE HISTORICAL ESTATE! History tells us it is the oldest brick structure in Allegan County. Historically known as The Red Brick Tavern or Red Brick Inn positioned proudly on 5 acres of wooded grounds. She wore many hats throughout her lifetime such as a residential home, Trading post, an Inn for travelers along the Old Plank Road from Kalamazoo to Grand Rapids, underground railroad to shuttle slaves to freedom in Canada, a Horticultural Nursey, early school and seat of local government at the time, in 1927 she was the premier eating establishment. Roof has been torn off and replaced within the last few years, Chimneys repaired (5 fireplaces), City sewer, 5 inch well, Driveway and parking resurfaced. Plenty of room to make additional parking. 2 natural gas furnaces. Bring your thoughts, dreams and your imagination, make your dreams come true! Unlimited opportunities such as but not limited to social venue, wedding venue, private home. The possibilities are endless. Another piece of history is the author James Fennmore Cooper in 1847 took a river trip from Comstock to Saugatuck researching the area to get an accurate account for a book he was writing "Oak Openings" the book tells of a bee hunter and his adventures with the other pioneers and Native Americans (Indians) He is the author of many books. Rich in history and character.