Welcome to the Lardin House Inn-Restaurant & Tavern nestled in the beautiful Laurel Highlands. Built in 1780, the house has born witness to history as a Civil War encampment and stop on the Underground Railroad. Named for the original owners who served the area as farmers, butchers, and bakers for over 200 years. In the most recent years the property has been used for special occasions, banquets, weddings and other parties. A full service restaurant and tavern are located on the main floor along with three dining rooms. The home has more than 7,000 square feet. On the second floor you will find four bedrooms and two full baths. The third floor is open and would make a perfect suite including full bath and kitchenette. The Inn anxiously awaits its new owners! The possibilities are truly endless- Fine dining, bed and breakfast, venue for special events, OR turn the home back into a private residence. The grounds outside total approximately 4 acres of level ground with plenty of parking.