Subject property includes three Tax Maps 39A-83,84&85A. The Hunton House, later named the Hunton Hotel, was originally, constructed in 1803+-. Over the years there were additions to the original footprint. Today the Hunton Hotel, has approximately 8,694 finished square feet, under roof. There were nine original fireplaces, on three levels. The original circa 1803 portion, was constructed of brick. Later additions had wood siding and stucco. The interior, walls were constructed of wood and plaster. The Hotel has partial hot water, oil fired heat, no air conditioning, and is served by public water and sewer. Zoned B-1 Commercial. The property is in fair to poor condition, and is in need of restoration. The location and architecture has the prospect of being a prominent feature and destination in the Town of Madison. Miranda's Restaurant - this property is one of the oldest buildings in the Town of Madison, of log home construction, dating back prior to 1800. The property was originally a residence of the John Lewis family, in 1880, who later moved next door to the Hunton House, prior to becoming a hotel. Later additions were constructed in 1940's. The current use is Miranda's, a casual dining restaurant. It is served by public water and sewer. Central heat pump for heating and cooling. Total square footage 2,320+-, and is zoned B-1 Commercial. There is a detached 336 square foot, commercial improvement, formally used as a coffee shop, adjacent to the restaurant, and also facing Main Street. In the back of the property there is a wood-framed barn of 3,376+- square foot, that is currently being used for storage. Also is a vacant lot of 0.054 acres.