The iconic Red Brick Farm property is located along Route 394 on the well-trafficked N. Lake corridor between Chautauqua Institution and the Village of Mayville. The compound includes seven buildings situated on approximately 25 acres of land. This turn of the century property was originally a dairy farm which the current owner painstakingly converted into a restaurant, living and retail spaces. The House is set up to operate as a restaurant on the main level with living quarters on the second and third floors. Once inside you'll be impressed by the many original architectural details which were preserved including original hardwood floors, mantles, stairwell and pocket doors. This stately brick home is a prominent feature of the property with its wonderful wraparound porch and handsome brick facade. The Barn has been fully reconstructed inside and is a feast for the eyes with its soaring gambrel ceiling and versatile main floor and loft spaces. The Milking Barn and Produce Stand are both adjacent to the main parking area and would make for wonderful additional retail spaces. The big red Retail One & Two buildings (constructed in 2003) are located behind the main center and can be accessed via paved driveway off of the main road. This service road provides access to additional parking in the rear and out to the immense pole barn. Both Retail One & Two buildings have suffered from water intrusion due to failure of the roofs. Condition issues also exist in the basements of both of these buildings. The level grounds would make for a variety of delightful outdoor uses and they help give a buffer from surrounding properties. The rear of the property features a pond, is partially wooded and leads to the gas well. The private gas well provides supplemental gas in addition to the existing National Fuel service. With so many exciting things happening in our region, now's the perfect time to bring your vision to life here and revitalize this incredible, one-of-a-kind property! Various supplements attached with additional property information. Delayed showings to begin at noon on April 30th.