Water Wheel Tavern is a historic Bucks County landmark originally built in 1744 by John Dyer, an English Quaker. It existed for centuries as a water wheel driven grist mill and later hosted both a post office and a general store. The mill was transformed into an inn and tavern with the repeal of prohibition in 1933. This thriving Doylestown institution with a loyal client base has two indoor bars, expansive dining areas, meeting space, outdoor bar & and ample parking to support the seating capacity. There are two parcels with a total of 5.28 acres. Room to grow and develop more event space. 34-011-140 & 34-011-141-001. Liquor License & equipment included.
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