Property Description

Welcome to Koblegard Haus-a beautifully restored historic residence originally built by Lloyd Rinehart for the Koblegards and thoughtfully revitalized by its current owners. Every detail of this home reflects meticulous care, intentional design, and a deep respect for its historic character. From the preserved architectural elements to the tastefully updated interior spaces, this property showcases craftsmanship rarely found today. Currently used as an event center with an in-house caterer, Koblegard Haus hosts events on a non-regular basis. The home is well suited for gatherings and celebrations, offering multiple welcoming spaces that create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Tables, chairs, linens, silverware, glassware, dishes, and more are housed on-site, with inventory details available through the listing office. The opportunities with this property are endless. Its warm layout, multiple gathering spaces, and welcoming ambiance make it well suited for a variety of potential uses, including a private residence, event space, or hospitality-related venture. Whether serving as an income-producing business, a private home, or a combination of both, Koblegard Haus offers unmatched versatility and charm. Extensive historical information on the property is available through the listing office, along with a full property disclosure and a detailed list of upgrades and improvements completed by the current owners. A full inventory list and appraised value of select included furnishings are also available. A truly rare offering, Koblegard Haus blends historic elegance with modern functionality-an unforgettable property ready to support whichever vision you bring to life. Please contact the listing agent to schedule a tour. Showings are limited to pre-approved buyers only. Additional photos, property disclosures, and detailed property history are available through the listing office. Koblegard Haus - Brief Historical Narrative & Legacy Koblegard Haus was built in 1893 by Lloyd Rinehart for the Koblegards, one of the most prominent names in Weston and Central West Virginia. The home reflects the success and influence of Jacob Koblegard, a Danish immigrant who arrived in the United States in 1866 and became a leading figure in the region's wholesale grocery industry through the Ruhl/Koblegard Company, the largest of its kind in Central West Virginia. Jacob and his wife, Isophene Powell Koblegard, settled in Weston and raised their children in the home, which became a symbol of their economic and

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