WILLIAMSBURG – Old Chickahominy House, a longtime Williamsburg restaurant and local landmark, sold July 29 for $717,500.
The restaurant, located on Jamestown Road, closed in January after more than 60 years of operation. The house was moved from its previous location on the Chickahominy River in 1962, following a robbery.
The property was purchased by Matthew Black and Anna Krouse, former owners of Triangle, a restaurant on Scotland Street that operated from 2015 to 2019.
Black and Krouse said through their real estate agent, Ted LaRose of Ford’s Colony Realty, that the property will be used as a retail space.
In March, Old Chickahominy House owner Dan Kennedy posted a message on social media for the restaurant’s former customers.
“Thank you. We miss you. We love you all. And we’ve had a wonderful wonderful time over the years,” Kennedy said.
