Own a Piece of Colonial History – The Historic Alloway Inn Step into the past with this rare opportunity to own the Historic Alloway Inn and Public House, also known as the “Alloway Tavern.” Located in the charming community of Alloway in Salem County, New Jersey, this unique property blends 18th-century craftsmanship with 21st-century potential. The original structure dates back to the mid-1700s, built in a Dutch-inspired brick style. In 1820, a stately Georgian Manor-style addition expanded the home, showcasing classic architecture that is rarely found in rural Salem County. Since purchasing the property in 2021, the current owner has carefully preserved and enhanced its historical integrity. Highlights include: Original wide-plank pine floors uncovered and beautifully restored Exposed timber framing in the ceilings for authentic colonial character Freshly plastered exterior and basement walls Large, light-filled kitchen ready for renovation Four spacious bedrooms and one bathroom, with plumbing already in place for a second bath Architectural details such as decorative pilasters, a fanlight door surround, and dormer accents reflect refined country elegance. Natural light floods the space, adding warmth and brightness throughout the home. This property is eligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places and qualifies for valuable incentives—including Historic Tourism grants and a 10% tax credit for a preservation easement—as part of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the American Revolution in 2026. Best of all, this home comes with no deed restrictions and is not located in a historic district, offering the freedom to restore, modernize, or preserve as you wish. Whether you're a history lover, preservationist, investor, or traditional home owner with a love for old homes you must consider this one-of-a-kind property with tremendous potential—this is your chance to make history your home.