The Zevely Inn — Old Salem, North Carolina Set in the heart of Old Salem, one of the most treasured historic districts in the Southeast, the Zevely Inn offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of living history, and an active inn with enormous growth potential. This 12-room en suite bed and breakfast occupies a prime location within walking distance of Old Salem’s museums, shops, restaurants, and historic sites, placing guests directly within the character and ambiance of an 18th-century Moravian community. Listed on the National Historic Register, the Inn was meticulously restored beginning in 1993 to its authentic 1844-1856 appearance. Every detail of the restoration honored historical accuracy: millwork, doors, flooring, plaster, brick, and mortar were preserved or reconstructed to match the original structure, and evidence of original materials remains visible throughout the building for guests to appreciate. Beyond its 1990s restoration, the property has received recent capital improvements including a new roof and new porches and railings at the rear of the building, offering a buyer peace of mind on major maintenance items. The Inn carries a rich and storied history. Built by David Blum in 1844, the house was purchased the following year by Dr. Augustus T. Zevely (1816-1872) — a saddler, physician, and mayor of Salem — who used it as his medical office while it also served travelers as an inn alongside the Salem Tavern. Several guest rooms are named for Dr. Zevely’s five children. The Inn operated continuously as a lodging establishment until the turn of the 20th century before serving as a private residence and apartments, until its careful restoration returned it to its original purpose. This is a turnkey opportunity to own an iconic, fully operational inn in one of the Southeast’s most distinctive historic destinations.