The Hammel House is a true landmark and the backbone of Waynesville’s historic Main Street, the "Antique Capital of the Midwest".

Built in 1822, this 6,100+ square foot masonry structure has stood at the center of the community for over 200 years—serving as a stagecoach inn, restaurant, gathering place, and cornerstone of local commerce.

This is more than a building—it’s a piece of American history.

Originally tied to Waynesville’s founding era and later named after Enoch Hammel in 1841, the property is believed to have connections to the Underground Railroad, reflecting the village’s deep Quaker heritage and role in early American history.

Located in the heart of the National Register Historic District, The Hammel House sits directly on the busiest pedestrian corridor in town—capturing foot traffic from 600,000+ annual visitors drawn by festivals, antique shopping, and year-round tourism.

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✨ Property Highlights

• 6,109 SF historic commercial building
• Built in 1822 with masonry construction
• Two full floors with flexible layout
• Prime Main Street frontage in downtown Waynesville
• 0.24-acre parcel in Wabash Square
• Vacant and ready for immediate activation
• Zoned Historic Commercial
• Large-scale footprint rarely available in a town of this size
• (5) guest rooms with bathrooms suitable for B&B, weddings, AirBnB or short term leasing
• Sold "As is, Where is and with all faults"

📞 Contact & Auction Details

Open House: Tuesday, August 18th (4pm-7pm)

For private showings, questions, or auction registration:
Penny Worley, Listing Agent / Auctioneer

(513) 774-9182
penny@worleyauctions.com
Broker: Keller Williams Pinnacle Group