Property Description

Historic Barn & Event Venue | 350 Warwick Road | Elverson, PA A truly one-of-a-kind opportunity to acquire one of Chester County's most recognizable destination properties. Originally constructed circa 1870 and meticulously restored, 350 Warwick Road offers approximately 9,900 square feet of historic timber-frame improvements situated on 8 picturesque acres in the heart of northern Chester County. The property is currently improved as the Botanery Barn Distillery & Restaurant, featuring a unique blend of hospitality, production, retail, and event space. Rich in architectural character, the barn showcases dramatic exposed timber framing, original stone walls, soaring ceilings, expansive open gathering areas, multiple overhead doors, and flexible floor plans that can accommodate a wide variety of commercial uses. Existing improvements include a former tasting room, restaurant space, production and storage areas, shipping/receiving space, and abundant support areas, allowing the next owner to seamlessly reposition or continue operations. The property's scenic rural setting creates an unforgettable arrival experience, with rolling countryside, mature landscaping, generous parking, and existing well and septic infrastructure already in place. Whether envisioned as a wedding and event venue, brewery, winery, distillery, restaurant, agritourism destination, specialty manufacturing facility, or unique corporate retreat, the property offers exceptional flexibility in an irreplaceable historic setting. Properties combining authentic historic architecture, modern functionality, and substantial acreage rarely become available. 350 Warwick Road represents a unique investment and owner-user opportunity to own an iconic Chester County landmark with tremendous potential for hospitality, entertainment, agricultural, or adaptive commercial uses. Highlights 9,900 SF restored historic timber-frame barn Approximately 8 scenic acres Former distillery, restaurant, tasting room, and event venue Dramatic exposed timber beams and original stone construction Flexible two-story layout with production, retail, event, and storage space Multiple overhead doors for operational flexibility Existing well and septic Abundant on-site parking Historic landmark with exceptional architectural character Ideal for hospitality, event venue, brewery, winery, distillery, restaurant, agritourism, specialty manufacturing, or adaptive commercial use