Description
$300 Price drop.....Historic Industrial Site, 1886 Original Trolley Repair Station, later used as horse stables for NPD; features original arched windows and beams & four 2 ton overhead cranes (2 in each warehouse). Current use is restaurant equipment sales, business/Inventory sale separate. This 2 warehouse, 4 property package totaling 1.22ac+ is completely fenced with 2 access points. Property fronts Church St, backs to O'Keefe St, and Chase St bisects the South side of the property (offering a low traffic back entrance). Adjacent city property (1+ac) may be available for appropriate project. Plenty of additional space for new build or storage yard and the historical warehouse building is in good condition; located against the right hand lot line at the front of the property. The new owner can take advantage of generous Federal, State, and Local Opportunity & Enterprise Zone tax credits and grants as well as the use flexibility offered by the Railroad District Overlay.
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0BEDS
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1.22ACRES
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0BATHS
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01/2 BATHS
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20,528SQFT
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$73$/SQFT
School Ratings & Info
Description
$300 Price drop.....Historic Industrial Site, 1886 Original Trolley Repair Station, later used as horse stables for NPD; features original arched windows and beams & four 2 ton overhead cranes (2 in each warehouse). Current use is restaurant equipment sales, business/Inventory sale separate. This 2 warehouse, 4 property package totaling 1.22ac+ is completely fenced with 2 access points. Property fronts Church St, backs to O'Keefe St, and Chase St bisects the South side of the property (offering a low traffic back entrance). Adjacent city property (1+ac) may be available for appropriate project. Plenty of additional space for new build or storage yard and the historical warehouse building is in good condition; located against the right hand lot line at the front of the property. The new owner can take advantage of generous Federal, State, and Local Opportunity & Enterprise Zone tax credits and grants as well as the use flexibility offered by the Railroad District Overlay.
