For Sale: Turnkey Restaurant, Possible Residence or Bed and Breakfast, and a Historical Building in the Heart of Muskogee waiting for you to write its next chapter. Step into a piece of Muskogee history and start your business on day one! This fully operational restaurant is a true gem, located in a beautiful Tudor-style historic building dating back to 1915. Originally the home and business of pharmacist Charles Parr Smith and his wife Adelaide, this charming property is listed on the Muskogee Historic Register and has been a cornerstone of the community for over a century. Later known as Miss Addie’s, the space featured a tea room on one side and an English pub on the other, with special event spaces, keeping the spirit of hospitality alive. Currently operating as Harvey D’s Vintage Pub House—ranked the #2 Restaurant in Muskogee and featured on Flavors of Oklahoma—this unique space is ready for its next chapter. The restaurant spans two dining areas, each with its distinctive character, including two stunning bar areas, a gorgeous apothecary cabinet, and elegant touches throughout. The original terra-cotta tile roof caps off the building’s vintage appeal. All fixtures, commercial kitchen appliances, draft beer systems, coolers, dishes, cookware, tables, chairs, safes, and more stay with the property—just walk in and open the doors. A full inventory list, repair history, and upgrades are available upon request. The Harvey D’s name and branding may also be purchased for an additional fee. The second story of the building offers a rare and flexible opportunity: 3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, a living area, and a cozy sunroom. With a separate private entrance, this space can serve as an owner’s residence, bed and breakfast, meeting space, event venue, or any combination of the above. The current owner has poured heart and soul into this property but is stepping away due to family needs. Now, it’s your turn to make it your own. (Loopnet will only let me enter 4172 sqft but court house reports 5279 sqft and courthouse says built in 1920 but Historical records say 1915)