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Turn Key Restaurant Operation For Lease

Reasonable Leasing Terms Available
Call Mark at 301-639-3549

The commercial property, historically known as Hagan's Tavern is available for restaurant or commercial lease. The business that had operated under the name of "The Restaurant At Hagan's Tavern" is now closed.

Welcome To John Hagan’s Tavern

The beautiful building now known as Hagan’s Tavern was built around 1785 to serve as a public house for travelers on The Olde National Pike, which was the main thorofare between Baltimore and Cumberland and from there, the frontier. Hagan’s was one of many taverns on the pike, but kept a reputation for having the best food, thereby attracting gentry as well as drovers.

Stories and Legends

Hagan’s also earned a certain notoriety due to several unsolved mysteries involving buried treasure, murder, and ghostly sightings. Their guest list has included George Washington, Calhoun, Andrew Johnson, as well as Henry Clay. Through the years the Tavern has served varied roles: private home, resort, restaurant, tavern, inn, and, for a period in the 1930's, a speakeasy. Hagan’s Tavern has also served as a headquarters for soldiers and officers from both armies during the Civil War. There are  stories of a buried treasure on one of the nearby mountainsides.